It is possible to appeal to the larger crowd without a ton of marketing, see Signal recently for example!
And it’s not like they’re not capable of doing stuff, on their front-page they advertise the service private.sh, in partnership with Private Internet Access.
Results are decent
I don’t believe that you actually think that.
Edit: I quoted the wrong part, I meant I didn’t beleive you when you said “ui in general looks good”
Signal was just lucky, one tweet brought it glory.
I didn’t use it much yet but from what I can tell yes results decent for an independent search engine.
Yes I really do like the UI. It screams Web 1.0 and it’s beautiful, I love classic web UIs. I just really like how they look, I really don’t like the generic and bland look of modern UIs of the web services of today, with some exceptions.
It is possible to appeal to the larger crowd without a ton of marketing, see Signal recently for example!
And it’s not like they’re not capable of doing stuff, on their front-page they advertise the service private.sh, in partnership with Private Internet Access.
I don’t believe that you actually think that.
Edit: I quoted the wrong part, I meant I didn’t beleive you when you said “ui in general looks good”
Signal was just lucky, one tweet brought it glory. I didn’t use it much yet but from what I can tell yes results decent for an independent search engine.
Signal was already being used by non tech-savvy people, and it was able to gain that much popularity because its UX is decent enough.
I quoted the wrong part, I meant:
I don’t believe you actually think that.
The results themselves are somewhat decent.
Yes I really do like the UI. It screams Web 1.0 and it’s beautiful, I love classic web UIs. I just really like how they look, I really don’t like the generic and bland look of modern UIs of the web services of today, with some exceptions.