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this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2023
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Then you don't remember what search was like before Google. Google changed the game and was for a long time so superior to Altavista, Yahoo, Ask Jeeves etc for search results that it became the defacto search engine.
Of course, eventually it all goes to shit and Google is getting there by serving more and more ads across all their services.
Google was awesome when it appeared. Great search results, quick, no ads, clean UI. I'd pay to have it like that again.