I've been using Uruky for a couple of months now and I feel I should write a bit about it. It's a "private search engine focused on personal search customiza...
EUSP is the joint venture company (a business partnership between Ecosia and Qwant).
Staan is the product (the actual search index/database) developed by EUSP to provide the data.
Ok I am trying to get infos and none available. Qwant doesnt say and there is also no change in the search URL wether I switch to germany or not? Maybe on german language?
Ecosia doesnt offer it to me at all
The resulting search string has the parameter “method=index” 🤔
I played around with it a bit more. It seems to me that the engine depends on the search term. Open source stuff like “linux”, “gimp” or mastodon uses EUSP, as do most place names. When you look up people however it uses mostly Google or Bing. No idea it is really weird.
I am searching for results of this european search index, and this is really confusing?
Ecosia and Qwant make the “european search perspective”, so do you use that when using Qwant and Ecosia?
EUSP is the joint venture company (a business partnership between Ecosia and Qwant). Staan is the product (the actual search index/database) developed by EUSP to provide the data.
I just refer to EUSP index 🤷
It’s not just for AI.
Ecosia / Qwant have been integrating it but afaik now only for Germany / France (for now) https://blog.ecosia.org/launching-our-european-search-index/ so other people shouldn’t have access to it through them
Ok I am trying to get infos and none available. Qwant doesnt say and there is also no change in the search URL wether I switch to germany or not? Maybe on german language?
Ecosia doesnt offer it to me at all
The resulting search string has the parameter “method=index” 🤔
https://www.ecosia.org/search?method=index&ar=1&q=QUERYEcosia uses the “european search perspective” in France and Germany right now. Outside that I believe it is still Bing.
See my other comment below
Try to just search something in Ecosia. When you go on the three dots next to the result, you see where it comes from. For me the results are EUSP.
Weird…
I played around with it a bit more. It seems to me that the engine depends on the search term. Open source stuff like “linux”, “gimp” or mastodon uses EUSP, as do most place names. When you look up people however it uses mostly Google or Bing. No idea it is really weird.
Lol interesting find!