Yeah I tried it a bit because I’m sick of DuckFuck’s AI bullshit, but Qwant appears to lack even the ability to report results for danger or slop so it’s frustrating.
Are you resetting your cookies or doing this in a private window? That setting lasts as long as your cookies for the site do (as that is where your choice is saved).
Yeah I tried it a bit because I’m sick of DuckFuck’s AI bullshit, but Qwant appears to lack even the ability to report results for danger or slop so it’s frustrating.
They make that super easy to turn off:
https://duckduckgo.com/settings#aifeatures
Yes, but it always returns.
go to https://noai.duckduckgo.com/
right click inside the search box on that page.
add search engine.
optional: add a ‘keyword’ when adding the above, or change the browser’s default to this newly-added search engine choice.
Any idea how to do that on mobile?
Firefox (or its derivatives) -> settings -> search -> manage alternative search engines -> add search engine.
and this is the magic search url to add:
https://noai.duckduckgo.com/?q=%25slemmy is converting characters in that url… the last characters should be: questionmark q equals percent s (no ‘25’ mixed in there)
Let me help:
https://noai.duckduckgo.com/?q=%sAre you resetting your cookies or doing this in a private window? That setting lasts as long as your cookies for the site do (as that is where your choice is saved).
You can also use the NoAI URL instead of the default one: https://noai.duckduckgo.com/
Why would I ever give them cookies permission in the first place? Thats stupid.
If they add a noAi option to search from the address bar I’ll use it, but I fundamentally don’t support any AI bullshit companies.
You can edit the search engine in the browser settings to add the noai subdomain.
I think the link is like noai.duckduckgo.com or something
It can be added manually to the browser as