Search Engines

A web directory and search engine that has been around since 1994

Microsoft's search engine answer to Google

You may also get different results than other search engines because Brave Search beta uses its own index rather than relying on Google. This independent index also lets you search the web more privately.

A search engine that organizes your results into subject clusters for easier exploration

A search engine that does not track your searches or selection of results

A search engine runs delivers results from Bing to you. So why use this instead of Bing -- Ecosia overlays it's own algorithm to improve search results and donates the value of your clicks to reforestation projects. A privacy-friendly tool that does not track or sell data about your searches to others.

Qwant is another privacy-oriented search engine. The website claims never to harvest your personal data for ad-targeting.

A search engine that specializes in finding open source code.

A search engine that delivers Google results to you but with absolutely no tracking of your IP address and does not sell you search history to data aggregators.

This search engine is privacy-focused for users. It is quite popular among parents who want child-appropriate search results for their kids. The built-in filter for pornographic and violent content in the search engine cannot be overridden.

A search engine that specializes in finding models for 3D printing

This search engine lets you enter a URL and see previous versions of that site. It's great for looking up information that has been taken down or changed.

The oldest surviving search engine on the web, this search tool was created in 1994 and has database of web resources that it does not share with other search engines. Note: You'll need to scroll down for at least a full page to bypass the advertised websites in the results.