The Invisible Web (aka Deep Web) is that humoungous slice of the Internet’s web pages that traditional search engines either have not indexed or cannot index. Often, if they cannot index a page ...

Mojeek doesn’t use search results from other search engines. Instead, the British search engine, which launched in 2006, is building its own index of the web.

The rise of private search engines Josep Pujol, the chief of search at Brave browser, calls Google the web’s “toll-booth” where “producers of information have to abide by certain rules or ...

Many alternative search engines accept they can’t compete with the scale of Google – it’s been crawling and indexing the web for decades. Instead, they try to stand out by putting people’s ...

Cloudflare's CEO is ruffling feathers in Silicon Valley by blocking AI bots and pushing tech giants such as Google to finally ...

Search engines doped with generative AI systems are on the way, if not already here, and they're ready to ride herd on your daily browsing habits. You know, to help.

Wading through a long list of links is no longer the only way we get search results from Google or emerging AI-aided alternatives.

But it might be fun to get reaquainted with the search engines from yesteryear, which present a refreshing option when exploring what we once so quaintly called the World Wide Web.

Hours after this article was published, OpenAI said it removed the feature from ChatGPT that allowed users to make their ...