Have you tried https://you.com/search?q=What+are+the+WRONG+ways+to+do+garde... ?

Checkout https://you.com - it's privacy focussed, ad-free and also supports bangs

and, unfortunately, it's zero-HTML and requires modern JS to function. :(

https://you.com lets you like/dislike sources to see what you trust

Spam scam

Try https://you.com - private and also feature rich

Same issue, youtube-dl.org doesn't show up in web results

Can you help me understand what you mean by it doesn't show up? It seems to be there like all over the place? In web, on the github app, in the reddit app results, etc.

https://you.com/search?q=download%20youtube-dl

You have made 6 comments advertising you.com in a day?

But for some reason you didn't bother to use your own search engine:

https://you.com/search?q=youtube-dl&fromSearchBar=true

https://yt-dl.org/ is the homepage, and you.com has the same results as https://www.ecosia.org/search?q=youtube-dl&addon=firefox&add... and https://duckduckgo.com/?q=youtube-dl&t=h_&ia=web

It doesn't list the homepage...

Hey there,

It looks like it's missing that url you mentioned but, I see tons of results on how to use it, where to download it, the correct github page with details, reddit results describing how to use it, etc.?

Seems quite useful to me, no?

Check out https://you.com - lets you control your sources and is privacy focussed

You.com does well on github + stackoverflow searches fwiw

Google regresses to the mean - what do most people want to see on the top? just from comments on this thread, people both love and hate w3schools.

So I think there's a need for personalized search engines where one can pick their sources - we designed You.com keeping that in mind.

fwiw i hate w3schools too, if anyone's counting

You.com lets you prefer reddit and see it in your search

You're exactly right. Google tends to regress to the mean - what do most people want to see as their first result? but You.com allows you to prefer sources that you'd personally like to see first