Top 10 Search Engines In The World

Top 10 Search Engines In The World

5. Yandex.ru

The most prominent search engine in Russia, Yandex, with a 0.5% to 1.16% market share worldwide.

Yandex.ru, with a position of 4 in Russian, is included among the top 30 most visited websites on the Internet by Alexa.

In its marketing materials, Yandex positions itself as a technological business that develops intelligent goods and services based on machine learning.

Yandex, which holds a 65% market share in Russia, runs the leading search engine there, according to Wikipedia.

Top 10 Search Engines In The World

6. DuckDuckGo

The market share of DuckDuckGo’s search engine is about 0.45%.

Despite servicing an average of 47 million queries each day, according to DuckDuckGo traffic statistics, their entire market share is consistently around 0.5%.

Contrary to popular belief, DuckDuckGo does not maintain its own search index (unlike Google and Bing), instead drawing information from a number of sources to provide search results.

To put it another way, they don’t have their own data and instead rely on external sources (such as Yelp, Bing, Yahoo, and StackOverflow) to respond to user queries.

This is a significant constraint in comparison to Google, which uses a set of algorithms to choose the top outcomes from all of the websites that are accessible via the Internet.

Positive aspects of DuckDuckGo include its uncluttered layout, lack of user tracking, and little ad load.

Top 10 Search Engines In The World

7. Ask.com

Ask.com, formerly known as Ask Jeeves, now holds around 0.42% of the search market share. The majority of the questions on ASK are either polls or are answered by other users in a question-and-answer style.

It also offers a general search feature, however the quality of the results is inferior to Google, even Bing and Yahoo.

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