All Search Engines of the World

🇺🇸 Google

🇺🇸 96% 🇷🇺 36% 🌍 91% 🇨🇳 5.2%
The world's leading search engine. Founded in 1998. Owns its own domain in all zones of different countries. Worldwide Google.com, Russian Google.ru, Chinese Google.cn (谷歌). Own browser - Chrome. Stable "google" = find in search. Mail @gmail.com

🇷🇺 Yandex

🇷🇺 63% 🇨🇳 7.45% 🌍 0.46%
The leading search engine in Russia and among Russian speakers around the world. Registered in 1997. Since 2000, a partner of the Russian version of Altavista - access to a huge database helped improve the quality of search. Has a Yandex browser with built-in Alice, voice acting and text reading. There are still cheats in the algorithm.

🇺🇸 Bing

🌍 3.12% 🇨🇳 37.4%
Microsoft launched Bing in 2009 replacing Live Search. A former competitor of Google, now a partner in providing search results. In 2023, it added its Edge browser and search with OpenAI GPT for more accurate and relevant search results.

🇺🇸 Yahoo!

🌍 3.25%
In 2001-2005, the American search engine Yahoo was the second in the world market, after Google. Now the algorithms are outdated, you can't find anything useful. The results are only on the first page, and on the rest - duplicates. It can be included in the rating of the worst search engines in the world.

🇺🇸 DuckDuckGo

🌍 1%
Does not save cookies, completely confidential. There is a browser in the App Store and Play Market. You can configure what results you want to get: locally by country or worldwide. And, by the way, the output is great, always useful information.

🇺🇸 YOU

The best search engine with Artificial Intelligence! Advanced and innovative, capable of predicting and satisfying user needs on a more personalized level. To see the results (only shows the TOP 10), after the request, you need to click on the planet icon with a magnifying glass in the upper right corner.

🇺🇸 Startpage

Private - preserves user privacy. Browser - Unsuccessful plagiarism of DakDakGo: annoying ads. Impossible to use without nerves, ads block the address bar and behave like a virus. You won't find anything, but you'll see a lot of unnecessary stuff.

🇨🇭Swisscows

Swiss, launched in 2014 by Hulbee AG. Respect for user privacy and the value of data protection. Has its own currency Edelcoin. Swisskaus browsers for iOS or Android: you can choose the language, region, anonymous preview. The algorithm is based on semantic search. Participates in charity to protect the environment and help children.

🇨🇳 Haosou (搜狗)

🇨🇳 14%
Chinese HSo or Qihoo 360 Search is developed by Qihoo 360 Technology Co. Ltd. Launched in 2012, it has become one of the most popular search engines in China. Haosou ranks 3rd after Baidu and Sogou. There is a mobile application. Search for web pages, music, images, videos and news. Services: online maps and communities.

🇨🇳 Baidu 百度

🇨🇳 27.1% 🌍 0.41%
Founded by Robin Li and Eric Zang in Beijing, China, 2000. Now one of the largest in the world. Search web pages, images, videos, music, news. Browser, Maps mobile app, and Baike (Chinese Wikipedia). 1 of the first to innovate: analyzing user behavior to provide personalized search results and advertising.

🇷🇺 Mail

🇷🇺 0.7%
In fact, Mail now has Yandex search with old algorithms. "Write to me by email" - that used to mean write to email, and everyone only had @mail.ru. And it stuck.

🇩🇪 Ecosia

Ecosia is a popular search engine in Germany. It was founded in 2009 by German entrepreneur Christian Kroll. It immediately began collaborating with Bing. Advertising revenues go to finance tree planting projects in various parts of the world. You contribute to environmental protection simply by using the search.

🇺🇸 AOL

News American search engine. There are AOL apps for Android and iOS. For news in Russian, you need to scroll for a long time. For those who want to keep up with everything that happens in the USA. Banned in Russia since 2022.

🇺🇸 Ask

The main principle: Ask a question and get answers. Founded in 1996 as Ask Jeeves, in 2006 it was renamed Ask.com. There is a support service consisting of experts in various fields of knowledge. However, with the development of competition in the search industry, the popularity of Ask.com has decreased.

🇮🇹 Lycos

The Italian search engine was launched in 1994. In the 90s, it was one of the first on the Internet before Google arrived. Currently, it belongs to the Korean company Kakao.

🇨🇦 Presearch

A decentralized search engine that aims to provide privacy and reward users. Own cryptocurrency - PRE tokens. Given for using Presearch as the default installation. Customizable search from sources: Google, Bing and YouTube. The platform is built on blockchain technology, ensuring transparency and security.

🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 Dogpile

Created in 1996 and was initially a popular alternative to Google. The multi-search algorithm collects results from all search engines in the world - Google, Yahoo, Bing, etc. and displays them in one list. Filtering results, setting user preferences.

🇺🇸 Alohafined

A private search engine developed in Hawaii. It initially offered users the ability to find information about local restaurants, shops, attractions, as a guide for tourists traveling to Hawaii.

🇳🇴 Startsiden

Startsiden is a popular Norwegian search engine and start page, portal in Norway. It offers various links to popular sites, news, weather, mail and other information. Really popular Norwegian search engines are Google.no or Bing Norway.

🇷🇺 Nigma

Russian search engine focused on privacy and protection of user data. Launched in 2010. Multilingual, has pictures and news, search without personalization.

🇰🇷 Naver

🇰🇷 41%
South Korean search engine founded in 1999 by Naver Corporation. Developed by former Samsung SDI employee Lee Hyuk-yang. The first search engine in the Korean language. Today it is one of the leading players in the search and online services industry not only in South Korea, but also in Japan and Taiwan. 2000 - Naver Knowledge iN: questions and answers from users - people with different expert knowledge and experience were able to exchange information. 2002 - Naver Cafe: a platform for communities of interest. 2003 - Naver Blog - personal blogs. Naver Webtoon is a service for reading and creating web comics. Naver Dictionary is an online dictionary. Naver Music is a music service. It is actively developing, introducing various algorithms and tools to improve the relevance of searches to provide more accurate results.

🇰🇷 Daum

The second most popular search engine in South Korea, with 16% of the country's residents choosing it.

🇨🇳 Sogou

🇨🇳 16.36%
One of the most popular search engines in China. In 2004, Sohu.com, one of the largest Internet portals in China, created the Sogou division to develop a search engine. 2008 - image search. 2010 - on mobile devices. In 2013, Sogou entered into a strategic partnership with Tencent (the largest Internet company in China). Integrated popular services WeChat and QQ. In 2017, Sogou entered the NASDAQ stock exchange and attracted significant investments for further development. Voice search, artificial intelligence, native mobile applications, Sogou keyboard for mobile devices. Sogou has successfully made a name for itself in the Chinese Internet space and continues to be one of the leading search engines in the country. Competes with major players Baidu and Alibaba.

🇺🇸 Quora

The platform was created by Adam D'Angelo and Charlie Chever in 2009 as a question and answer system for exchanging knowledge and experience between users. Registration and a profile are required, you can use Google or Facebook for convenience. Asking questions: you need to formulate them clearly and precisely. Subscribe with notifications on topics and users that interest you. Search by keywords, topics or questions. Reading answers, you can rate their usefulness and quality based on ratings and comments. Participating in discussions, publishing your own answers. Evaluate the reliability of information and remember that there may be different points of view and opinions of users on the platform.

🇺🇸 Excite

One of the first popular search engines in the early days of the Internet in the United States and many other countries. Launched in December 1995 by a group of students at the University of California, Stanford. Search, news, email, sports, entertainment, interactive services, site directories, forums and online games. Time and competition in the search industry led to changes in strategy and business model. Ultimately failed in the competition with Google and other giants. Excite was sold to several companies and went through several mergers and acquisitions over the years. As a result, its history has become complex and branched.

🇫🇷 Qwant

Developed in 2013 by French companies Eric Léandri, Franck Le Ouay, Franck Le Ouay in response to growing user concerns about privacy and lack of choice in search engines. Does not collect personal data or create user profiles. In 2018, it was included in the Financial Times list of “50 most influential companies in the world”. Aims to reduce Europe’s dependence on Google. In 2020, it merged with Lilo (a search engine that allows donations to charities).

🇨🇿 Seznam

🇨🇿 20-30%
In 1994, Jiří Weber developed the first version of the Czech search engine, called Windex. In 1996, he created an updated version of the company Seznam.cz, which he then launched on the market. Since then, Seznam has become one of the most popular search engines in the Czech Republic. Information search, e-mail, internet maps, news, weather, information about local companies and organizations. Supports multilingual search in Czech, English, Russian and German.

🇺🇸 Yippy

Launched in 2009. Yippy, Inc. founder and CEO Richard Granwald decided to create Yippy.com after realizing the need to develop a search engine that would offer more complete and relevant search results while also protecting user privacy. Categorization (structured information - groups them by topic) of search results: news, images, videos, blogs + by website, school for educational institutions, for enterprises.

🇺🇸 Brave

Created in 2019 by Brave Software, former CTO of Mozilla Corporation Brendan Eich. Does not track or store users' personal information. Blocks pop-ups, ads. Has a browser. Brave includes Google search results, DuckDuckGo, ProtonMail, Librivox, Archive.org. Brave Wallet - storage and management of BAT (Basic Attention Token) cryptocurrency.

🇷🇺 LetSearch

New. There is a search by code - for programmers.

🇺🇸 Boardreader

Designed specifically for forums and message boards, Boardreader collects and indexes forum content from a variety of websites and presents search results in a clean, organized format. It's a useful tool for people who want to explore discussions and gather information from online communities.

🇷🇺 Rambler

🇷🇺 0.3%
One of the first search engines in Russia, founded in 1996. Competed with other search engines - Aport, Altavista. In 2008, Rambler lost a significant market share, yielding positions to Google, but continued to remain an important player in the Russian Internet. There are news, mail. Today, Rambler is not relevant. Apparently, they are doing very badly, because immediately after opening you need to watch an advertisement for 30 seconds (if from a smartphone, then on the whole screen). And once in the past, it was a real strong competitor to Yandex in Russia.

🇺🇸 Gibiru

Created as an alternative to major search engines, which are often criticized for collecting user data and displaying filtered results, Gibiru.com claims that it does not store IP addresses, does not use tracking cookies, and does not customize search results based on user history or preferences. The results include access to websites that may be blocked or filtered by major search engines.

🇺🇸 HotBot

Was popular in the 1990s. Launched in 1996 by Wired Digital, a subsidiary of Wired magazine. It was one of the first search engines and provided the ability to search for websites and other internet content. Competed with Yahoo and AltaVista. In 1998, Lycos acquired HotBot.com, which led to changes in the search engine and business strategy. The result is obsolete and forgotten today.

🇺🇸 Gigablast

A small search engine and web portal developed by Matt Wells in 2000. Unique - open source, available for developers. There are other projects based on Gigablast. Services: web search, news, images.

🇷🇺 Aport

One of the oldest Russian Internet search engines and web portal founded in 1999. Web search, images, news, maps, email. Regional focus. API for developers allows integrating its search functionality into various applications and websites.

🇺🇸 WebCrawler

One of the first search engines, created in 1994. The web crawler indexed pages on the Internet and provided users with the ability to search for information by keywords, titles, and full text. WebCrawler became known for its simplicity and ease of use. Over time, WebCrawler lost its popularity. It still exists, but is not relevant.

🇺🇸 Amfibi

Focused on finding information about companies and organizations in the USA, Canada, Australia, UK, providing users with the ability to find contact information, addresses. Amfibi offers a user-friendly interface and various functions for filtering and sorting search results. This makes it useful for business analysis, marketing research and finding potential customers.

Entireweb

Exactseek

Infospace

🇳🇱 Vinden

The current search engine in the Netherlands

🇳🇱 Startpagina

The current search engine in the Netherlands

Metacrawler

🚫 🇷🇺 IP

YaCy

A free and cross-platform search engine developed in Java. It operates on a peer-to-peer (P2P) principle, meaning that each node (or "peer") in the YaCy network independently scans the Internet, analyzes and indexes the web pages it finds. The indexing results are stored in a shared database that is accessible to other network participants. Uncensored.

Waldo

A new AI-powered search engine that stands out from other search engines with its unique features. It offers users quick access to quality data and insights on the web.

Search Encrypt

Prioritizes user privacy, similar to other privacy-focused platforms. Launched in April 2016 by two entrepreneurs who were concerned about online tracking and data privacy, the search engine aims to protect users' search behavior data and keep their search history private.