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Q: Which search engine do you use in China?
After moving to China, I have switched from Google to Bing because I think that it is much faster and reliable inside China.
I also use Baidu from time to time for the map functionality and to search music or tv shows.
What about you? Which is the most useful search engine for you? Do you still try to use google or have you discovered new/better options?
11 years 9 weeks ago in Web & Technology - China
Google all the way. I use Bing as backup if I am in a place where Google has dodgy access, don't want to use the .cn version
I use Yahoo it seems really fast and plus they always have all the top stories on the yahoo page once you open it.
At most time Baidu,if i need to find something in English,i use Google or Bing and i think Bing works better than Google here.
I hate Bing since the start, so i keep my google.cz or seznam.cz, thats all i need here ...
For search engines anywhere in the world I always choose Dogpile. It compiles results of all the major search engines into one for the most comprehensive results. Check it out!
google.uk or Google.es is what I use, Bing nop, baidu sometimes, yahoo.com and yahoo.es also do I use often
Google. Baidu is unreliable - the first page of almost any search results are paid for placement slots, and not organic results.
Google mostly. If I need to search for something in Chinese (especially addresses on a map using Chinese characters), then I'll use Baidu.
I generally use Google (HK)... and if for some reason it's not working (it happened quite a few times, but might have been a routing problem) I would use Bing.
I do reckon Bing is faster than Google here, but search engines are just like that... Once you get used to one, you are hooked.
I would usually use Google, although there are sometimes problems with accessing it without using a VPN. I find Baidu too unreliable though with the search results being very dodgy.
If you ever search on Google and it appears blocked www.aol.com uses the exact same search bots but that site isn't blocked (yet) so you get the same returns you would have gotten from Google.
DuckDuckGo isn't bad at all. Not as accurate as Google, but not filtered either.
Hey i am used duckduckgo . Well there are a lot of search engine there which having good algorithm for searching.
