I've wondered recently if this simple (but powerful) feature would be enough of a differentiator for a search engine challenger to gain serious market share.
Imagine if Duck Duck Go offered that by default?
Imagine if Duck Duck Go offered that by default?
- exclude walled gardens
- exclude sites with ads and/or ecommerce
- exclude sites with tracking
- exclude sites with fixed headers
- allow users to have personal blocklists
As a bonus, if you make a new search engine offering such options, existing search engines will be afraid to copy them.