With this, they make it "impossible or complicated" for consumers to modify the settings of their app. Moreover, the letter stipulated that big tech companies "used non-public data" for their benefit. Likewise, they complained that it restricts competition. The privacy-focused companies sent a letter to the Congress complaining that the strategies used by these big tech companies "steer consumers away" from competitors.
This only imply that once you use Amazon to search for a product, the top results that would appear are not necessarily products being sold by Amazon. This is the Github link for the worklfow.(Photo : LEON NEAL/AFP via Getty Images) Companies Say Tech Giants Steer Consumers AwayĪccording to CNET, if the bill would be approved, these big tech companies would be ban "from promoting their products on their platforms over their competitors." The default exclusions from the search result ( -ebay -amazon -youtube). The default !Bang (so, e.g., you could use !g to search Google generally as opposed to the default UK Google site) In the User Configuration you can change: This workflow will execute in a private window.) (Note that can be configured as a fallback search in Alfred but cannot be forced to execute in a Firefox private window. Uses a DuckDuckGo !Bang to search Google (see this DuckDuckGo help page for more about !Bangs) Relies on DuckDuckGo being the default search engine in Firefox Relies on Firefox being installed (and uses Firefox for the search)
You are in a Firefox private window (although being in a private window is not a prerequisite for the workflow). This workflow allows for a direct seach using Google even when:ĭuckDuckGo is your default search engine However, sometimes the results are not as good as those you can obtain from Google. It requires DuckDuckGo as your default search engine Īs a Firefox user I like to use DuckDuckGo as a search engine because it does not track me. This workflow has no dependencies although:
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