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Top feedback summary for December 3
I have gradually shown most of my clients that they can find everything they want much more easily and quickly with a few clicks and searches on Bing, without having to trawl through all the pinned adverts associated with the same content on Google. Currently the Microsoft Points tally up quite nicely from every Bing Search too!
It's REALLY easy to prefer Bing. It's very impressive and offers a lot! And more cool things are coming to it all the time. It has many very helpful tools and abilities, indeed! And what it does it does well (and better) and in nice(r), appealing ways.
Cheers,
Drew- Spoiler
Drew1903 wrote:
It's REALLY easy to prefer Bing. It's very impressive and offers a lot! And more cool things are coming to it all the time. It has many very helpful tools and abilities, indeed! And what it does it does well (and better) and in nice(r), appealing ways.
Bing sucks at search results and crawling sites that use non-English languages and locales.
Bing, just like the majority of Microsoft products, are optimized for US only.
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- I'm sure Bing is great, and I may give it a try. However, you can't expect every other lay user to just start using Bing, people like Google and are resistant to change. More people would use edge if they'd just allow us to use our own search engine for the NTP. I know that some people only use DuckDuckGo for privacy reasons, would it be more user-friendly to just add the option?
jraff wrote:
I'm sure Bing is great, and I may give it a try. However, you can't expect every other lay user to just start using Bing, people like Google and are resistant to change. More people would use edge if they'd just allow us to use our own search engine for the NTP. I know that some people only use DuckDuckGo for privacy reasons, would it be more user-friendly to just add the option?Yeah I want to use DuckDuckGo and i want the NTP to get DuckDuckGo's theme when i switch my search engine to it. Google chrome exactly does this. you know what this means? Google, the number 1 search engine in the world, is letting people change the search engine of their Chrome browser to something else, so why Microsoft shouldn't let this happen!
- The address bar can be set to any SE. There is no real need to be relying on, using or depending on NTP exclusively, for searching.
Cheers,
Drew
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Drew1903 wrote:
The address bar can be set to any SE. There is no real need to be relying on, using or depending on NTP exclusively, for searching.But NTP search bar is still there, your point would be valid if we had an option to remove the NTP search bar completely so users wouldn't worry about what search engine the NTP uses 🙂
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