Do not use Google.

[Red in Blue PA]

Use Google, just do not click on the ads.

And do alot of searches for GUNS.

[superfries]

of course you can get a true Boolean out of google...what makes you think this is impossible?

[Exit148]

I’ve been using Yahoo as an alternative. Seems fine for my needs.

[Redcloak]

I throw darts at my DSL modem. Works every time!

[mathluv]

Sometimes ask.com is what I use.

[Amelia]

You signed up last week to tell us that? ;-)

[Cindy]

Thank you for the link Mathluv.

[arasina]

Try Scroogle (Screw Google)

Scroogle

[Tucker822]

I use Scroogle and I LOVE it!

[editor-surveyor]

Bump!

[editor-surveyor]

Bump!

[mathluv]

You are welcome, Cindy. I like it because I can put the info I am looking for in the form of a question.

[JustaDumbBlonde]

I really don’t like being told what or what no to do by newbies.

[the OlLine Rebel]

Don’t have to be flippant. Just tell me how.

I’ve never really tried it, but it doesn’t say you can. I’ve used Advanced for a long time but it’s really not perfect.

[the OlLine Rebel]

It was “AskJeeves”, and way back then I recall being on some website on which AJ was a banner ad, and it sampled some obnoxious sexual thing in its ad! I wrote them right away and asked why did they have to put out sexual stuff on an ad?

[Sun]

“dogpile still searches google...”

Better than using ONLY google, but do you know of any search engines that are good that don’t use google?

[divine_moment_of_facts]

I was wondering who was paying for that $30,000.00 ring.

[who knows what evil?]

Scroogle is great just for the commentary alone...no annoying ads, either.

[who knows what evil?]

See post #28...

[Sun]

Thank you.

How does Scroogle work? Do they use Google, but bypass the spying?