DuckDuckGo

DuckDuckGo is a search engine created by Gabriel Weinberg in 2008. It emphasizes user privacy and not collecting personal data. It does not track its users or show targeted ads.

DuckDuckGo uses a variety of sources for its search results, including crowdsourced sites like Wikipedia and official sites like government pages. It also offers "Instant Answers" that provide quick answers to common queries without the user having to visit a website.

The search engine also offers additional features like a "Bang" syntax that allows users to quickly search specific sites by typing in just a few letters. It also has a "Privacy Essentials" extension for Firefox and Chrome that offers additional privacy features for browsing the web.

• The site is known for its quirky and irreverent sense of humor, with Easter eggs and hidden messages embedded in its design.
• In recent years, DuckDuckGo has gained popularity as concerns about online privacy and data breaches have increased.

DuckDuckGo is a unique search engine that prioritizes user privacy, offers unique features like Instant Answers and Bang syntax, and has a reputation for being fun and irreverent.