Accessible Search Engine

Posted May 21st, 2004 by Christopher Phillips

Without a doubt, my favorite online learning tool is Google where I can generally find answers to just about whatever real world problem I happen to be facing at any given time. I’m not sure how accessible Google and other major search engines are (or aren’t) but I just came across YouSearched which bills itself as The Accessible Search. I would doubt that the quality of search results is as high as the big players, but some of the features may be nice for certain situations.

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    • 2 Responses to: “Accessible Search Engine”

    1. Francesco Natali responds:
      Posted: June 7th, 2004 at 1:51 am →

      Iíve just visited the yousearched.com. This search engine doesnít index the regional (non-english) web-sites.

    2. Christopher Phillips responds:
      Posted: June 10th, 2004 at 3:48 pm →

      Good point Francesco- the point that the website is only accessible to English speakers is a good one, perhaps you should write the developers to encourage them to add support for non-english sites.

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