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Search Engines & Browsers
Spec sheets for the software used to find information and open the web: search engines, private search, browsers and start pages.
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Table 1. Search Engines & Browsers, newest first
| # | Product | Origin | Founded | DR1 | Votes2 |
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Paid ranking; order by total contributed. See the leaderboards for community votes.
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About Search Engines & Browsers
This category covers software that sits between a person and the open web: the services that return results, the programs that render pages, and the small layers that decide what shows first when a window opens. Each entry here is treated as a fact sheet. Check the pricing model, supported platforms, sync and extension options, data handling and the sources behind every stated spec.
Each product sits in one main category, picked when the listing is submitted and free of charge. A browser with built-in private search, for example, still has a single home, so check the neighbouring subcategories when comparing. The page gathers entries from all four subcategories and offers filters for narrowing them. Order is newest first until you switch to community votes, which cannot be purchased.
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Search Engines & Browsers: questions answered
- What belongs in Search Engines & Browsers?
- Products whose core job is finding information or opening websites: search services, private search tools, browsers, and start or new-tab pages. Add-ons such as password managers or VPNs usually fit better elsewhere, unless search or browsing is the main purpose of the product itself.
- How do I compare private search with a standard search engine?
- Start with the data-handling statement: whether queries are logged, where results are sourced, and how the service is funded. Then compare pricing model and platform support. Fact sheets on this site list these specs with footnoted sources, so read those before relying on a product's own headline claims.
- How do I get a browser or search product listed here?
- Go to /submit and enter your website address. A draft profile is generated from that site, and you review and amend every field before anything is published. The paid route is $5; the free route waits in a queue for around 1-2 weeks.
- How are products ordered on this page?
- The newest listings come first. Visitors can re-sort by community votes instead. Votes are earned from visitors and cannot be bought, so a high position under that sort reflects reader interest rather than payment. Filters narrow the list by subcategory and other listed attributes.
- Can a product sit in more than one category?
- Its main category is fixed at submission. If a product genuinely straddles jobs, such as a browser with its own private search, extra categories are available as a paid upgrade for $5, so it can be found from each relevant subcategory.