HomeSearch Engines

Major Web Search Engines

Discover the world’s leading search engines, each offering unique features, privacy approaches, and specialized capabilities to help you find information on the web.

Google

Founded 1998

The world's most popular search engine, providing comprehensive web search with advanced algorithms and Al-powered results.

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Bing

Founded 2009

Microsoft's search engine offering web search, image search, and integration with Microsoft services and All features.

Yahoo

Founded 1994

One of the oldest search engines, now powered by Bing, offering web search along with news and email services.

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DuckDuckGo

Founded 2008

Privacy-focused search engine that doesn't track users or store personal information while providing quality search results.

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Baidu

Founded 2000

China's leading search engine, offering web search primarily in Chinese with specialized services for the Chinese market.

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Yandex

Founded 1997

Russia's most popular search engine, providing web search in multiple languages with strong regional content focus.

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Ecosia

Founded 2009

The eco-friendly search engine that plants trees with ad revenue, combining web search with environmental impact.

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StartPage

Founded 2006

Privacy-focused search engine that delivers Google results without tracking, ads, or storing personal data.

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Searx

Founded 2013

Open-source metasearch engine that aggregates results from multiple sources without storing user data or tracking.

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Ask.com

Founded 1996

Question-and-answer focused search engine that provides direct answers and web results for user queries.

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Brave Search

Founded 2021

Independent search engine built by Brave Software, focusing on privacy and delivering unbiased results without tracking.

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Dogpile

Founded 1996

Metasearch engine that aggregates results from multiple search engines including Google, Yahoo, and Bing for comprehensive coverage.

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