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Jenny Saxton.
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This search engine pledges not to track your searches or save any data about you. You'll see fewer ads, and you can customize the look and feel of the page. Search results come from Bing and a number of other sources.
This search engine donates its profits to tree-planting organizations in countries around the world. Searches are powered by Bing.
Ekoru donates 60% of its revenue to organizations dedicated to cleaning and reforesting our oceans. It doesn't track your searches, and its servers run on eco-friendly hydroelectricity.
Not a search engine, but if you need to print a web page from your search results, this handy tool conserves paper and ink by removing the ads and other unecessary information.
This experimental search engine lets you skim the top million (or 100k, 10k, 1k, or 100) hits off of your Google search results to reveal the sites that never make it to the top.
Calling itself a "computational knowledge engine," this site specializes in retrieving quantitative data. (For search tips, see 10 Amazing Uses for Wolfram|Alpha and 23 Cool Non-Math Things You Can Do with Wolfram|Alpha.)
You can also try Goofram to search Google and Wolfram|Alpha simultaneously and get side-by-side results.
With this site, you can perform a Google search and get side-by-side results in two different languages.