Bye bye Scroogle - thanks and so long

[pincushion]

Scroogle's Gone? Here's Who Still Offers Private Searching

I will miss this mainly because it is becoming ever more difficult to navigate webpage searches without triggering at least one annoying unwanted pop-up to make browsing less than pleasant each day. Time to try the alternatives!

 

[Bongo]

Congratulations pincushion http://www.sevenforums.com/chillout-room/197622-reputation-badges-7-a-159.html#post1808222 on your supporter badge.
Jerry

 

[Qdos]

There's always https://encrypted.google.com/

 

[smarteyeball]

Been using DuckDuckgo for a while, worthy of a trial.

 

[pincushion]

Congratulations pincushion http://www.sevenforums.com/chillout-room/197622-reputation-badges-7-a-159.html#post1808222 on your supporter badge.
Jerry

Ta, I think they got the wrong guy :huh:

 

[pincushion]

I'll give DuckDuckGo and Ixquick a go for a while - I see one of them at least does https and I did use that option quite a bit on Scroogle - can't be too careful these days.

 

[Saint Andrew]

I've been using DuckDuckGo for ages.

 

[C32C3]

Thanks for the information concerning Scroogle. I had it as one of my homepages. I noticed that in the last couple of days IE9 was not able to open it but since that has occurred several times in the past I did not think it odd.

Now I know different.

 

[ChristopherC]

Uh?