you need to sign in and than get the software....

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shared a link promoting a "must try" search engine, correctly flagged that the post looked promotional, and locked the thread. Years later the same guidance still applies: treat unsolicited "best search engine" links with skepticism, especially when the site asks you to install software, create an account, or follow redirects before you see actual search results.

A short, practical checklist for evaluating any search engine claim:

  • Inspect the URL and certificate (HTTPS). Avoid installs or toolbars for basic search.
  • Read the privacy policy and look for tracking or data-sharing clauses.
  • Compare the same query in two or three reputable engines in a private window to check result quality and ad load.
  • Search for independent reviews from established tech sites or privacy guides rather than forum posts that may be paid.
    For privacy-focused comparisons and recommendations, see a current provider list such as PrivacyTools search engines. For broader feature comparisons consult the general comparison at Wikipedia: Comparison of web search engines.

If the goal is privacy, consider engines that advertise no-tracking (DuckDuckGo, Brave Search, Startpage) or mission-driven options like Ecosia; if you need the largest index and features, mainstream engines still lead. Always avoid running unknown installers on your main machine — use a disposable VM or sandbox if you need to test software — and report suspicious, clearly promotional posts to moderators rather than following unfamiliar links.

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real trickster ,don't click the link it only goes to a site that the person it making 5 cents for getting us to go there

Thanks for the 411 caperjack. Thread locked.

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