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Search Engine Colossus is an international directory of search engines launched in early 1998. It catalogs search engines organized by country, territory, and language, and allows users to submit search engines for inclusion at no charge. The site also offers a mobile version of its directory, and is maintained by Bryan Strome.
Search All is a multi-search platform that combines multiple AI search engines and chatbots, private web search engines, image and video search, shopping sites and social media networks in one tab. It offers browser extensions for Chrome, Edge and Firefox and an Android app, plus an AI image and video generator.
Yahoo's search engine for web results, news, images, videos, and related online content.
SearchTweaks is a website offering tools to improve web search experiences, specifically enhancing Google search functionality. Its tools are organized into four categories: Query Builders, News-Related Search, Time-Related Search and Search Utilities. Some tools simplify existing Google features, while others add new search capabilities. The site requires JavaScript to function, is designed for desktop use, and does not rely on the Google API or web scraping. It uses Simple Analytics for privacy-focused usage tracking.
Google to search profiles on Stack Overflow is a free web application that generates Google boolean queries to help users find technology talent on Stack Overflow. It requires no user registration, supports filtering candidates by skills, geographic location, and reputation score, and allows access to full user profiles.
Boolean Strings is a resource that lists 40 custom Google Programmable Search Engines, most of which are currently working, for discovery and sourcing purposes. The collection includes tools for finding hidden profiles, resumes, documents, and diversity-focused talent. The project also accepts requests for new custom search engines and has a related guide to programmable search engines scheduled for release.
