Searching the web

[Oliver Grawert]

hi,
Am Freitag, den 19.06.2020, 08:08 +0200 schrieb Ralf Mardorf via
ubuntu-users:
> 
> I made a test. My very first experience with googler is, that it
> doesn't improve the search, but makes a serach more worse.
> 
> I would like to see an example where googler provides better results,
> than directly using Google.

how would it be able to provide better results than google using the
exact same engine ? 

indeed the search is less personal if the algorithm does not have
access to your browser cache, history and cookies ... that's the point
I was trying to make here ;) 
your search and the actual browsing itself happen in two distinct
processes that can not see each other.

the results *have* to be less specific but you also pay with less data
(your IP and the search term) ... even more so if you use a confined
packaging format like flatpak or snap that cuts down even more
potential information about your system.

also ... i was indeed half way joking, who'd use a commandline search
tool when not also permanently browsing with w3m to not get all these
ugly pictures from the web :P

ciao
	oli
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