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Как называют веб-сайты, предназначенные для поиска в Интернете?

Что такое поисковый запрос?

Какова длина большинства поисковых запросов?

Если по некоему поисковому запросу с использованием какой-либо поисковой системы не удается найти то, что нужно, как следует поступить?

Если по некоему поисковому запросу с использованием какой-либо поисковой системы не удается найти то, что нужно, как следует поступить?

Если использовать один и тот же поисковый запрос в разных поисковых системах, что можно сказать о результатах поиска?

Выберите верное утверждение о достоверности информации, которую можно найти в Интернете.

Выберите верное утверждение о подсказках, которые выводятся при вводе запроса в поисковой системе

Какие языки можно использовать при формировании поисковых запросов?

Выберите верное утверждение о поиске специализированной информации (например, сведений о товарах).

Выберите верное утверждение о поиске специализированной информации (например, сведений о вакансиях).

Выберите верное утверждение о поиске специализированной информации (например, текстов законодательных актов).

Для чего можно воспользоваться поисковой системой, встроенной в портал системы "Гарант"?

Для чего можно воспользоваться службой Яндекс Маркет?

Для чего можно воспользоваться поисковой системой, встроенной в информационный портал "Работа в России"?

Что выводится в результатах поиска изображений при использовании поисковой системы Яндекс?

Как при работе в Internet Explorer сохранить на компьютере изображение, найденное с помощью поисковой системы Google и открытое в области просмотра изображений?

Как при работе в Internet Explorer сохранить на компьютере изображение, найденное с помощью поисковой системы Яндекс и открытое в области просмотра изображений?

Выберите верное утверждение о карте местности, которая отображается, если при использовании картографической службы Яндекс использовать режим просмотра Гибрид?

Выберите верное утверждение о карте местности, которая отображается, если при использовании картографической службы Яндекс использовать режим просмотра Спутник?

Выберите верное утверждение о карте местности, которая отображается, если при использовании картографической службы Яндекс использовать режим просмотра Схема.

Как, при работе в Internet Explorer, пользуясь стандартными средствами службы YouTube, сохранить на компьютере просматриваемый видеоклип?

Запросы какого рода можно использовать при поиске мест на карте в картографических службах Яндекс и Google?

На каких условиях осуществляется доступ к крупномасштабным картам местности в службах Яндекс и Google?

Каковы особенности подготовки поискового запроса, который используется для того, чтобы найти с помощью поисковой системы Яндекс веб-страницы, которые обязательно должны содержать некоторые из слов запроса?

Каковы особенности подготовки поискового запроса, который используется для того, чтобы найти с помощью поисковой системы Яндекс веб-страницы, не содержащие некоторые из слов запроса?

Каковы особенности подготовки поискового запроса, который используется для того, чтобы найти с помощью поисковой системы Яндекс веб-страницы, содержащие в точности тот текст, который включен в запрос?

Что при поиске в поисковой системе Яндекс будет найдено по запросу ""домашние кошки" –сибирская" (внешние кавычки не включаются в запрос)?

Что при поиске в поисковой системе Яндекс будет найдено по запросу ""домашние кошки сибирской породы"" (внешние кавычки не включаются в запрос)?

Что при поиске в поисковой системе Яндекс будет найдено по запросу "домашние кошки сибирской породы" (внешние кавычки не включаются в запрос)?

Задания к § 4.3. Информационные ресурсы и сервисы Интернета — 156. Установите соответствие между логотипами популярных браузеров и их названиями. Изобразите графически множество страниц, которые найдет поисковый сервер по каждому запросу.

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157. Приведено несколько запросов к поисковому серверу:

Изобразите графически множество страниц, которые найдет поисковый сервер по каждому запросу.

Расположите обозначения запросов в порядке убывания количества страниц, которые найдет поисковый сервер по каждому запросу:

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158. Приведено несколько запросов к поисковому серверу:

Изобразите графически множество страниц, которые найдет поисковый сервер по каждому запросу.

Расположите обозначения запросов в порядке возрастания количества страниц, которые найдет поисковый сервер по каждому запросу:

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159. Приведено несколько запросов к поисковому серверу:

Изобразите графически множество страниц, которые найдет поисковый сервер по каждому запросу.

Расположите обозначения запросов в порядке возрастания количества страниц, которые найдет поисковый сервер по каждому запросу:

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160. В таблице приведены запросы к поисковому серверу и количество найденных по ним страниц в некотором сегменте сети Интернет, содержащем фиксированный набор страниц.

Укажите количество страниц, которые могут быть найдены в этом же сегменте сети по запросу Хонда/Мазда.

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161. На каждой из страниц некоторого сайта упоминаются автомобили марок Пежо, Ситроен и Мицубиси (одной или нескольких). В таблице приведены запросы к поисковому серверу и количество найденных по ним страниц на этом сайте.

Сколько страниц на этом сайте?

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162. Адрес некоторого документа в сети Интернет: ftp://ict.edu/help.doc
Запишите фрагменты адреса, соответствующие следующим частям:

Название протокола: ftp
Доменное имя сервера: ict.edu
Имя файла: help.doc

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163. Адрес некоторого документа в сети Интернет имеет вид: http://www.ftp.ru/doc.html
Укажите часть адреса, указывающую на протокол, используемый для передачи этого документа:

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164. Установите соответствие между названиями протоколов и их назначением.

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165. На сервере info.ru находится файл inf.гаг, доступ к которому осуществляется по протоколу HTTP. Фрагменты адреса данного файла закодированы буквами А, Б, В, Г, Д, Е, Ж.
Запишите последовательность этих букв, которая кодирует адрес указанного файла в Интернете.

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166. Почтовый ящик находится на сервере gmail.com. Фрагменты электронного адреса закодированы буквами А, Б, В, Г.

Запишите последовательность этих букв, которая кодирует данный электронный адрес:

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167. Установите соответствие между англоязычными аббревиатурами и обозначаемыми ими понятиями.

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168. Разгадайте кроссворд «Коммуникационные технологии».

По горизонтали. 3. Передача информации на большие расстояния.(телекоммуникация) 6. Сеть, связывающая между собой компьютеры, расположенные на сколь угодно большом удалении друг от друга.(глобальная) 8. Разделенные точками части электронного адреса.(домены) 9. Совокупность тематически связанных веб-страниц.(сайт или web-сайт) 10. Сервис группового общения в компьютерной сети в режиме реального времени.(чат) 15. Определение адреса сервера, наиболее близкого к получателю, на который можно передать интернет-пакет.(маршрутизация) 16. Текст, снабженный гиперссылками.(гипертекст)

По вертикали. 1. Сервис группового общения в компьютерной сети на заданную тему, не предполагающий ответов на вопросы в режиме реального времени.(почта) 2. Сочетание символов, подтверждающих, что логином намеревается воспользоваться именно владелец логина.(пароль) 4. Сеть, связывающая между собой компьютеры, расположенные в одном здании.(локальная) 5. Сочетание символов, которые ассоциируются с конкретным пользователем.(логин) 7. Организация, предоставляющая услуги доступа к сети Интернет.(провайдер) 11. Услуга по размещению сайта на сервере, постоянно находящемся в сети Интернет.(хостинг) 12. Реализуемые в программном обеспечении особые соглашения, позволяющие соединять в сети различные модели компьютеров.(протоколы) 13. Компьютер, используемый в качестве хранилища общих информационных ресурсов.(сервер)

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90000 Interactive Glossary of Internet Terms: Letter S 90001 90002 Letter S 90003 90004 © 2005 by Walt Howe 90005 (last updated 22 October 2012) 90006 90007 90007 90009 This Internet Glossary is growing. Terms and definitions are being added all the time. If you have comments, corrections, or suggested additions, please send them to Walt Howe using the form at the end of the Glossary. My thanks for the many suggestions that already have been included. 90010 90007 90012 Web Developers! 90013 See how to link to terms in the glossary from your web page.90014 90015 90002 S 90003 90018 90015 SAN 90018 90021 Storage Area Network. A high speed network of shared storage devices. 90022 90015 search engine 90018 90021 A utility that will search the Internet, an Intranet, a site, or a database for terms that you select. Search engines on the web consist of four elements: 90026 90027 a program that roams the area to be searched, collecting data records (typically, web pages) and links to more data. These are variously known as spiders, worms, crawlers, or other colorful names.Commercial databases, on the other hand, may collect data records in other ways, such as systematically entering the full text of newspapers or journals. 90028 90027 a database or collection of records recovered by the spiders or other type of collector 90028 90027 an index of the database collected to enable fast access to terms that you search for and their supporting records. Indexes may be enhanced by controlled vocabularies. See metadata and XML. 90028 90027 A search interface — the form in which you enter your search terms and the software behind it that queries the index, retrieves matches, and ranks for relevance and organizes the data for follow-on searches.90028 90035 Each of the major search engines differs in its approach to these four elements. 90022 90015 server 90018 90021 A computer in a network that provides access to other computers in the network to programs, web pages, data, or other files and services, such as printer access or communications access. A server may also authenticate requests for files and services before providing them. See also proxy server and client-server architecture. 90022 90015 SGML 90018 90021 Acronym for Standard Graphics Markup Language.It was adopted in 1986 as an international standard (ISO 8879) for the creation, management, storage, and delivery of information products. HTML and its possible successor, XML, are both subsets of SGML. See the SGML / XML Home Page for more information. 90022 90015 shareware 90018 90021 Software that is offered for free download in hopes that the user will decide to keep it and pay a fee for it after trying it out. See freeware. 90022 90015 shell, shell account 90018 90021 An Internet account, usually unix based, that provides the Internet software for you.In contrast, SLIP, PPP, and ethernet accounts give you a connection where you run your own Internet software, such as browsers, gopher, telnet, e-mail, and so on. Shell accounts run these for you, and usually only provide text modes without graphics. Most shell accounts require some knowledge of unix commands, although many functions can be set up in friendly menu structures. A shell account can be based in VMS, as well, such as Delphi Internet Service’s older textside access. 90022 90015 site 90018 90021 A host on the Internet which allows remote access by such protocols as http, ftp, telnet, or gopher.A site may consist of a single page or many pages under a common site name. Whether two addresses with a common site name are one site or more than one may vary depending on your point of view. For example, to some, all pages at the Internet Service Provider delphiforums.com might be considered one site. But an individual who has set up personal web pages at people.delphiforums.com will refer to his or her pages as «My web site.» 90022 90015 slam, slamming 90018 90021 Slamming is the practice of telephone companies shifting you to their long distance service without your permission or obtaining your permission deceptively.90022 90015 SLIP 90018 90021 Serial Line Interface Protocol. Along with the newer PPP, a protocol that can be used with a dialup connection to an ISP to complete a TCP / IP Internet connection. 90022 90015 smiley face 90018 90021 A happy face or other expression formed with typed characters, usually viewed by tilting your head to the left. These are used in place of real facial expressions, body language, and tone of voice when writing. Also known as «emoticon.» 90068 90069 90070 🙂 90071 90070 😉 90071 90070 8- (90071 90070 = |: -) = 90071 90078 90079 90070 the basic smiley 90071 90070 a wink 90071 90070 unhappy, 90005 with glasses 90071 90070 Uncle Sam 90071 90078 90090 90009 There are many, many more.90010 90022 90015 SMTP 90018 90021 Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. The protocol used to send mail between servers and to send mail from your client to a mail server. Your address to send mail using software like Eudora, Pegasus, or the mail clients in Netscape and MSIE will often begin with smtp. For Delphi, the address to send mail through is smtp.delphiforums.com. See POP. 90022 90015 social engineering 90018 90021 A cracker term for tricking users of a system to reveal passwords so that the cracker can gain entry to the system.A common technique is to contact users in chat or e-mail on a system, pretend that they are employees of the system performing security checks, and insist that the users give their password to prove who they are or their account will be closed. Such requests are never legitimate! Social engineering schemes can be quite ingenious and convincing and more subtle than the simple technique above. Never reveal a password or even give hints what it may be. 90022 90015 spam 90018 90021 Traditionally, spam is flooding message boards, newsgroups, mailing lists, or your mailbox with unwanted, unsolicited off-topic messages — usually ads or promotions or deliberate disruptions.It is a major violation of netiquette, and it violates member agreements in most places and can lead to account cancellation. While spam is usually viewed as large numbers of messages, to the individual, one unwanted message is spam. The term was inspired by an old Monty Python sketch about a repetitive menu with spam, spam, eggs, and spam. 90022 90015 spider 90018 90021 A software robot that serves a search engine by exploring the net, collecting web page addresses and page contents, and following links from them to other addresses to collect still more web information.Also known as a worm or crawler. See search engine. 90022 90015 spim 90018 90021 Spam sent by instant messaging. 90022 90015 spyware 90018 90021 Software planted on your system to capture and reveal information to someone outside your system. It can do such things as capture your keystrokes while typing passwords, read and track your e-mail, record what sites you visit, pass along credit card numbers and so on. It can be planted by Trojan horses or viruses, installed as part of freeware or shareware programs you download and run, installed by an employer to track your computer usage, or even planted by advertising agencies to assist in feeding you targeted ads.90022 90015 SSL 90018 90021 Secure Sockets Layer. A security protocol developed by Netscape for commercial transactions on the Internet. Using public-key cryptography, it provides server authentication, data encryption, and data integrity. You can recognize its use with URLs beginning https instead of http. 90022 90015 star 90018 90021 A network configuration (topology) in which all computers and devices are connected by direct cables to a central hub. 90022 90015 stopword 90018 90021 Stopwords are very commonly used words that are normally excluded from automated searches.Examples: a, an, the, for, to, in, on, and, etc. 90022 90015 streaming audio, streaming video 90018 90021 Technologies which permit listening and watching continuously as the signal is transferred to your system from a remote web site. It requires a high degree of compression to transfer audio or video (or both) at 28.8 Kbps or 14.4 Kbps speeds and still retain quality music and non-jerky video. If stereo sound is desired, there is a trade-off in the sound quality. These technologies are continually improving and the sound and video sampling and compression techniques are getting better.Faster connection speeds are needed to improve quality substantially, and the speed must be maintained over the entire path between the transmitting and receiving systems. The systems generally use a few seconds buffering, but signal slowdowns or interruptions longer than that break the flow. 90022 90015 style sheet 90018 90021 See Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). 90022 90015 surf 90018 90021 To explore the nets without any more specific a purpose than to see what is out there. 90022 90015 SVG 90018 90021 Scalable Vector Graphics.A proposed format by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) for web page graphics based on vectors, rather than bitmap formats. These files will normally be smaller than bitmap files and will scale to different size screens. See the W3C Scalable Vector Graphics page. 90022 90146 90007 90007 For Web Developers: How to Link to the glossary terms. 90005 You can link to any term in this glossary with a link in this form: 90009 http://www.walthowe.com/glossary/*.html#term 90010 90009 Replace the asterisk in *.html with the first letter of the term you are linking to. Terms with more than one word will generally use an underline to link the words. 90005 90010 90007 .90000 The Best Search Engines On The Internet 90001 Originally published by Christian Stewart on May 18th 2018 90002 22,062 reads 90003 90004 90005 These are the most popular search engines on the internet. They all pretty much work the exact same: just type in your search and hit enter. But they all offer slightly different results and features. The majority of internet browsing sessions begin with a search engine, try some of these out to see if you find something new! 90006 90007 90008 Google 90009 90005 Google is the most-used search engine in the world.It processes billions of searches every day. Google’s search engine is available in 123 languages. This search engine collects tons of information from its users and uses it to add features to its search engine results page (SERP). 90006 90005 Google controls approximately 90 percent of the global search engine market, which makes it many times larger than its closest competitor. 90006 90014 90008 Bing 90009 90005 Bing is Microsoft’s search engine. It has roots in earlier search engines MSN Search, Windows Live Search, and Live Search.Bing is the second largest search engine in the US market, getting about 20% of the query volume, compared to Google’s 64 percent and Yahoo! ‘S 12 percent. 90006 90019 90008 Yahoo! 90009 90005 Yahoo! was one of the biggest players in the early stages of the internet industry. It is the third largest search engine in the US behind Google and Bing. 90006 90024 90008 Search Encrypt 90009 90005 Search Encrypt is a privacy-focused search engine that does not track its users ‘searches. Private search engines, like this one, minimize the effect of ‘filter bubbles’ that come from personalized search results.90006 90005 One of Search Encrypt’s key features is perfect forward secrecy, which means when you’re done searching no one will be able to see what you were searching for. 90006 90031 90008 DuckDuckGo 90009 90005 DuckDuckGo is the industry leader of 90035 private 90036 search engines. Gabriel Weinberg, the company’s current CEO launched the search engine in 2008. DuckDuckGo decided it would stop tracking its users ‘search history in early 2009. 90006 90005 It lets users search without sharing their search terms and without targeted advertisements.Because it does not customize search results to each user, DuckDuckGo limits the «filter bubble effect» created by other search engines. 90006 90040 90008 Baidu 90009 90005 Baidu is the second largest search engine in the world behind Google. It is also the largest search engine in the Chinese market, holding over 75 percent of that market. 90006 90005 Since its founding in 2000, Baidu has grown a user base of more than 2 billion active users. 90006 90047 90008 Ask.com 90009 90005 Ask.com began in один тисячу дев’ятсот дев’яносто шість as Ask Jeeves.This search engine used its own search algorithm until 2010 when it decided it could not compete with big search engines like Google. It now outsources its search results from a third-party provider. 90006 90005 Ask’s toolbar browser extension is criticized for behaving like malware because it is bundled with legitimate program installations and is difficult to remove. However, Ask.com still gets around 100 million global users per month. 90006 90054 90008 StartPage 90009 90005 StartPage is another private search engine.It began as Ixquick in 1998 but was later renamed StartPage, an easier to spell and more memorable name. With the name change also came a shift to results from Google’s search engine. 90006 90005 StartPage is a good private alternative for people who prefer Google’s search results without the privacy and tracking concerns. It includes a proxy service, privacy-friendly customization, and full HTTPS support. 90006 90061 90008 Yandex 90009 90005 Yandex is a Russian search engine originally launched in 1997.In 2017, the company’s revenue was over $ 1.5 billion. It offers results from its main web index and from «specialized information resources, including news, shopping, blogs, images, and videos on a single page.» 90006 90005 In May 2010 Yandex launched Yandex.com, which it uses for beta testing and improving its non-Russian language search. 90006 90008 Infospace 90009 90005 Infospace provides metasearch and private-label internet search services for online search solutions. It’s main metasearch site is Dogpile, and its other brands are WebCrawler and MetaCrawler.90006 90072 90073 Dogpile 90074 90005 Dogpile is a metasearch engine that gets results from Google, Yahoo !, and Yandex. It is one of the earliest search engines — it began in November 1995. It currently gets about 7.5 million monthly visits. 90006 90077 90073 WebCrawler 90074 90005 WebCraweler was the first search engine to provide full text search. It was bought by AOL in June 1995. It still receives over 6 million monthly visitors. 90006 90008 WolframAlpha 90009 90005 WolframAlpha is a self-proclaimed «computational knowledge engine».Rather than answering users ‘queries with a list of links, WolframAlpha provides mathematical and scientific answers for their questions. 90006 90005 WolframAlpha is a valuable tool for academic and research purposes, as it provides statistics and definitions for user queries. 90006 90088 90008 Ecosia 90009 90005 Ecosia calls itself the «search engine that plants trees». It uses the money it earns from ad revenue to plant trees. It currently has over 7 million active users, and has planted more than 28 million trees.90006 90093 90008 Qwant 90009 90005 Qwant is a private search engine based in France that «never tries to guess who you are or what you are doing.» Qwant does not track your searches and does not use your personal data for advertising or other purposes. Qwant has a feature similar to DuckDuckGo’s! Bangs which it calls Qwick search shortcuts. 90006 90005 As far as search engines go, Qwant is very feature rich. It has the expected web, news, image, and video search. Qwant also has social, shopping, and music searches as well.It has a feature called «Boards» which let users save content that interests them to a sort of mood board. 90006 90100 90101 90008 More Alternative Search Engines 90009 90005 90105 90035 Thanks for reading! 90036 90108 90006 90073 Related 90074 90073 Tags 90074 90114 90005 Subscribe to get your daily round-up of top tech stories! 90006.90000 What Is an Internet Search? 90001 90002 An 90003 internet search 90004, otherwise known as a search query, is an entry into a search engine that yields both paid and organic results. The paid results are the ads that appear at the top and the bottom of the page, and they are marked accordingly. The organic results are the unmarked results that appear in between the ads. 90005 90006 At the core of an internet search is a keyword. In turn, keywords are at the hearts of search engine marketing (SEM) and search engine optimization (SEO).90005 90008 Internet searches and Search Engine Marketing (SEM) 90009 90006 Search engine marketing, also known as paid search, is the practice of advertising on search engine results pages (SERPs). All the major search engines offer ad space, and the most prominent platform is Google Ads (formerly known as AdWords). Google Ads is a pay-per-click platform: an advertiser pays every time someone clicks on its advertisement. 90005 90002 Let’s talk more about a term we sort of brushed past: keyword.A keyword is any word or phrase within a search query that an advertiser considers relevant to its business. 90005 90006 As such, search advertisers bid on certain keywords in order to make their ads eligible for display when those keywords are searched. For example, say Nike bids on the keyword «running shoes.» Whenever someone Google searches «mens running shoes» or «running shoes for kids,» Nike is entered into an automated auction to determine which advertisers get the prime, top-of-page-one spots.You can read more about the Google auction here. 90005 90002 As you can see, it all starts with the search query. If you’re interested in paid search advertising, make sure to keep up with the WordStream blog to learn everything you need to know. 90005 90008 Internet Searches and Search Engine Optimization (SEO) 90009 90006 You can think of search engine optimization as unpaid search marketing — SEM’s free cousin. Essentially, SEO is a collection of diverse practices with a single common goal: improving your performance in the organic (non-advertisement) search results.To put it even more simply, strong SEO gets your website on page one. And if you’re not on page one, what’s the point? 90005 90002 Once again, it all starts with a search query and a keyword. Similar to SEM, businesses that practice SEO focus on keywords relevant to them and try to rank as highly as possible. For example, WordStream aims (and succeeds!) To be the number one organic result for the search query «PPC software.» What does it take to get that top spot? 90005 90006 Well, think about Google’s business model.It attracts consumers by offering an immense, instantaneously accessible index of information. Then, it sells SERP real estate to advertisers. Google’s attraction of consumers rests on its capacity to produce high-quality, relevant search results. If the results are not helpful, consumers abandon Google, and Google loses ad money. 90005 90002 This is informative. In order to rank highly in the organic results, you need to be a quality resource. To be more precise, you need to be an authoritative resource.In the eyes of Google, you attain Domain Authority every time a reputable website links to your website. The more links you earn from external resources, the more authoritative your website becomes, and the better you perform in organic search results. 90005 90002 You need to be a relevant resource, too. Relevance to a particular search query comes from optimizing your content for a keyword within that query. If you want your blog post to organically rank for the keyword «lawn care basics,» you better make sure those words appear in the title, the URL, the headings, the subheadings, the body copy, the image names, and the alt texts .This ubiquity, as long as it’s not overdone (keyword stuffing), signals to Google that your page is relevant to the search query. If you’re authoritative, your blog will rank well. 90005 .90000 Best Uncensored Search Engines for Anonymous Searching 90001 90002 Uncensored search engines are nothing more than search engines, which help you, browse the censored part of the Internet. 90003 90002 It might already be known to you, but just in case you’re a new player to these grounds, let us share some enlightenment, what we generally access the websites, social media, download portals etc are the uncensored part of the Internet . 90003 90002 They’re easily available on Google / Bing / Yahoo or any other search engine and can be accessed with any general browser such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Internet Explorer.90003 90008 What are Uncensored Search Engines? 90009 90002 Exactly what the opening lines of this article stated them to be. I’m sure you’ve heard of the Deep Web, the actual mass of the Internet (90011 because the Internet available to the general public is just around 1% of the actual Internet, the rest comprises of the Deep Web). 90012 90003 90002 So, obviously the Deep web can not be accessed simply by keying-in the search term on Google, nope that will not help, simply because the content on the Deep web is censored, and Google does not allow such content to be available to users.90003 90002 So, that’s when you’d need an uncensored search engine. A search engine which does not censor its content and let’s you access absolutely everything is what we’re talking about here. 90003 90002 And it’s not only limited to the .onion websites, anything and everything which is not accessible by those traditional browsers can generally be accessed with an uncensored search engine! 90003 90002 Additionally, Uncensored Search Engines are not essentially «90021 Deep Web Search Engines 90022», we’ve got another article on those.Rather, at times these search engines are simply Search Engines which respect user’s privacy, and do not trace / track them. 90003 90008 Precautions / Preparation for using uncensored search engines 90009 90002 Before visiting any of the listed uncensored search engines, I’d like to share something with you that can help you protect your identity on the internet. 90003 90002 As you probably know already, this website is dedicated exclusively to the deep web, or the hidden internet. 90003 90002 Hence, I expect you to use the.onion versions of the search-engines listed below. The .onion URLs too have been mentioned along with the Clearnet URLs. 90003 90002 If you’re new to the whole Deep Web or the Dark Web side of the internet, I’d like you to read this detailed, step-by-step guide on How to access the deep web links. 90003 90002 If you’re already aware of what the deep / dark web is, here are some security tips for you. Just so you do not land on something illegal, and when you do unconsciously, you do not get in trouble.90003 90002 90021 Security tips before using these uncensored search engines: 90022 90003 90002 Get NordVPN 70% OFF Now 3 Year Subscription only $ 3.49 / Month 90003 90002 90003 90002 Note that we are not responsible for any search-results that pop up. They may or may not be legal. 90003 90002 Additionally, you also own 100% of the responsibility for all and any of your actions on any of these search engines, or on the links obtained from these search engines. 90003 90002 90003 90008 Best Uncensored Search Engines for Anonymous Searching 90009 90002 So, here’s a list of the top uncensored search engines which help you dig the hidden (90011 censored) 90012 websites from the huge Internet graveyard.90003 90002 Clearnet URL: https://www.duckduckgo.com Onion URL: http://3g2upl4pq6kufc4m.onion/ .Onion Pages Index: 90021 Yes 90022 90003 90002 This is the default search engine provided with the TOR browser. DuckDuckGo is also available on, and for the regular web, so you can use it both to access the deep 90003.