18 Alternative Search Engines to Google

Here are 18 alternative search engines to Google:

  1. Bing: Bing is a search engine by Microsoft that provides search results, news, and image search.
  2. Yahoo!: Yahoo! is a search engine that offers search results, news, and email services.
  3. DuckDuckGo: DuckDuckGo is a privacy-focused search engine that does not track users or store their personal information.
  4. Ask: Ask is a search engine that provides search results and answers to user questions.
  5. AOL Search: AOL Search is a search engine that provides search results, news, and email services.
  6. Yandex: Yandex is a search engine that focuses on Russian-language search, but also provides search results in English.
  7. StartPage: StartPage is a privacy-focused search engine that provides search results from Google without tracking user data.
  8. WolframAlpha: WolframAlpha is a computational search engine that provides answers to factual questions based on data.
  9. Gibiru: Gibiru is a search engine that provides privacy-focused search results.
  10. Swisscows: Swisscows is a search engine that provides privacy-focused search results and is powered by semantic technology.
  11. Ecosia: Ecosia is a search engine that uses its revenue to plant trees around the world.
  12. Boardreader: Boardreader is a search engine that provides search results from online discussion boards and forums.
  13. Dogpile: Dogpile is a search engine that aggregates results from multiple search engines.
  14. Goodsearch: Goodsearch is a search engine that donates a portion of its revenue to charitable organizations.
  15. Lycos: Lycos is a search engine that provides search results, news, and email services.
  16. MetaGer: MetaGer is a privacy-focused search engine that provides search results from multiple sources without tracking user data.
  17. Qwant: Qwant is a search engine that provides privacy-focused search results and is powered by semantic technology.
  18. Searx: Searx is an open-source search engine that provides privacy-focused search results from multiple sources.