BING
Anyone tried the Bing search engine yet? Nice simple slick interface.... I'm going to try it for a while, see how it goes...
i have tried it...and you're right...it's pretty inviting...
can you change your main search engine?...right now mine is google...
can you change your main search engine?...right now mine is google...
5 months ago
I kept Google as my default browser.... but I have Bing in a "Bookmark" folder of browsers in Safari.
5 months ago
... sorry.... I meant to say.... Google as my "default" search engine.... Bing in a "Bookmark" of search engines in Safari.
In Safari you change your main search engine by going to Safari>Preferences>General... and set the Home Page to the Bing home address.
In Safari you change your main search engine by going to Safari>Preferences>General... and set the Home Page to the Bing home address.
5 months ago
I'll try BING too. Have you tried Searchme?
5 months ago
no...i'll check that one out too!...
i have thought of changing my default browser...because every time i scan my macbook for tracking cookies the only ones that ever show up are as a result of a google search...
i have thought of changing my default browser...because every time i scan my macbook for tracking cookies the only ones that ever show up are as a result of a google search...
5 months ago
Bing seems to have a more updated, classy format and so far supplies acceptable answers to every question. So for now, I'll keep both Bing and my old reliable Dogpile available on my Safari Bookmark Bar
5 months ago
good ol' dogpile! I forgot that one was still around.
Maybe I'll give bing a, errrr, "fling"!
:)
Pete
Maybe I'll give bing a, errrr, "fling"!
:)
Pete
5 months ago
I still think I prefer Clusty. Maybe after I use Bing a bit more . . . who knows.
Clusty is a search engine that categorizes results into clusters of related sites. For example, if you search for Benjamin Franklin, one of the clusters will be Biographies. Saves a lot of scrolling and reading.
Clusty is a search engine that categorizes results into clusters of related sites. For example, if you search for Benjamin Franklin, one of the clusters will be Biographies. Saves a lot of scrolling and reading.
5 months ago
