this post was submitted on 23 May 2024
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It used to be great for information if you included reddit in the search terms. Instead of google learning from reddit, reddit is now full of ads and bots. I guess google apps will be complete garbage soon too.
I remember a time when you didn't even have to include Reddit to get good Google search results.
I remember a time when yahoo search was by categories.