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Does the job nicely, thankyou #

Posted Thursday 29th January 2009 11:21 GMT

Excellent. I've already switched my default search engine and I must say it works a treat. Publicise this as widely as possible, I say.

Anonymous Coward

I - not l #

Posted Thursday 29th January 2009 11:21 GMT

just fyi - it is ixquick.com, not lxquick.com. confusing from the article as it is spelt with a capital i.

Anonymous Coward

Very nice. #

Posted Thursday 29th January 2009 11:21 GMT

Might have to use them for the pron from now on.

Alex

a step in the right direction #

Posted Thursday 29th January 2009 11:59 GMT

I see that you can also use ssl, more of this please!

now all they need is to offer a descent webmail and I'll migrate (along with my family & friends) over from the googlebeast!

Matt Thornton

Interesting #

Posted Thursday 29th January 2009 14:41 GMT

I like it. As a result of quick ixquick of me, I found out that I signed the US declaration of independence. Never knew that.

Still, shit name for it though. "I'm just gonna ixquick that" doesn't have the same ring. I can't imagine Obama saying "I use the ixquick all the time".

Although it looks good, I just don't see it catching on.

Anonymous Coward

How does it differ from Scroogle? #

Posted Friday 30th January 2009 10:53 GMT

I'll give this a try - up to now I've been using Scroogle (which *does* have a nice ring to it, compared to ixquick), but I'll be interested to see how this compares.

Jerome

@ anon #

Posted Friday 30th January 2009 14:13 GMT

It differs from Scroogle in that Scroogle is useful, because it just returns Google searches. Ixquick is useless, because it returns a mashed up list of results from all of the inferior search engines, and does not search Google at all.

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