Mac wrote:
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>there's no Scroogle search
>on the Mozilla addins site; but there is at Mycroft:
http://mycroft.mozdev.org/search-engines.html?name=scroogle
Cheers, Mac, I'll be another one using Scroogle in future.
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Mac wrote:
> Since Firefox does not have
> scroogle as a 'search engine' to add to the search bar
Sorry, this isn't true. Or, more precisely, there's no Scroogle search
on the Mozilla addins site; but there is at Mycroft:
http://mycroft.mozdev.org/search-engines.html?name=scroogle
Mac
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LeeGroups wrote:
>> Thanks, guys, for the info.
>> For anyone who prefers to use a less obvious method of searching, may I
>> suggest using Vivismo's Clusty search engine - IE/Netscape/Mozilla
>> plugin available at http://clusty.com/toolbar/mozilla. Found, naturally,
>> with an extensive Google
LeeGroups wrote:
> Scroogle.ORG not scroogle.com :)
Doh! Thanks for correction. Good T&Cs on Scroogle.org. I'll use it!
Thanks! :-)
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>> I've been using Scoogle.org for a while now... they really have a
>> paranoid streak... no data collection, log deletion etc.. have a look at
>> their T&C's... :)
>>
>
> I just went to www.scoogle.com, and there is a search box there, but the
> site and the searches it returns seem buri
LeeGroups wrote:
> I've been using Scoogle.org for a while now... they really have a
> paranoid streak... no data collection, log deletion etc.. have a look at
> their T&C's... :)
I just went to www.scoogle.com, and there is a search box there, but the
site and the searches it returns seem bur
> Thanks, guys, for the info.
> For anyone who prefers to use a less obvious method of searching, may I
> suggest using Vivismo's Clusty search engine - IE/Netscape/Mozilla
> plugin available at http://clusty.com/toolbar/mozilla. Found, naturally,
> with an extensive Google search - why hand it
Thanks, guys, for the info.
For anyone who prefers to use a less obvious method of searching, may I
suggest using Vivismo's Clusty search engine - IE/Netscape/Mozilla
plugin available at http://clusty.com/toolbar/mozilla. Found, naturally,
with an extensive Google search - why hand it to monolit
On 2008-08-01, Mac wrote:
> AFAIR, Google log the originating IP addresses and details of the
> searches for all searches done through their servers, and keep the logs
> for two years. They do the same for all their on-line services. And
> they reserve the right to data-mine the information yo
Mac wrote:
> AFAIR, Google log the originating IP addresses and details of the
> searches for all searches done through their servers, and keep the logs
> for two years.
Correction: 18 months. Then they are "anonymized".
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Jeff Fisher wrote:
> Some on the list may not be aware that Google, for whatever reason,
> record all search originations. I would be interested to know if
> searches conducted through the Mozilla Ubuntu search plugin are subject
> to the same criteria as normal Google searches. Would anyone kno
Well complete privacy does not exist according to Google
http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/910/google-complete-privacy-does
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I know that they atleast record what program they have come from, as
the Mozilla Foundation get a couple of pennies each time a search is
sent from the built-in Firefox Google search.
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Some on the list may not be aware that Google, for whatever reason,
record all search originations. I would be interested to know if
searches conducted through the Mozilla Ubuntu search plugin are subject
to the same criteria as normal Google searches. Would anyone know if, as
I suspect, all s
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