Examples of Popular Search Engines:
| Search Engine | Description |
| The most widely used search engine, known for its accuracy and speed. | |
| Bing | Microsoft’s search engine, known for visual searches and integration with Windows. |
| Yahoo! | A legacy search engine that also offers email and news services. |
| DuckDuckGo | Focuses on privacy and does not track user data. |
| Ecosia | An eco-friendly search engine that plants trees with ad revenue. |
| Baidu | The leading search engine in China. |
| Yandex | The most popular search engine in Russia. |
| Ask.com | Known for a question-and-answer format. |
| Brave Search | A privacy-focused search engine by the makers of the Brave browser. |
| Startpage | Provides Google search results without tracking users. |
| Qwant | A European search engine focused on privacy. |
| Wolfram Alpha | A computational engine that answers factual and mathematical queries. |
| AOL Search | Part of AOL’s suite of internet services. |
| Internet Archive | Primarily used to search archived web pages and content. |
Key Points:
- Google dominates globally, while Baidu leads in China and Yandex in Russia.
- Privacy-focused options include DuckDuckGo, Brave, and Startpage.
- Niche search engines like Wolfram Alpha specialize in data-driven queries.
