List of search engines

Search engines encompass various types, such as web search engines, selection-based search engines, metasearch engines, desktop search tools, as well as web portals and websites focused on specific markets. All of these platforms provide a search functionality to access online databases.

By content/topicEdit

GeneralEdit

Name	Language	Backend ownership
Ask.com	Multilingual	Google
Baidu	Chinese	Baidu
Brave Search	Multilingual	Brave
Dogpile	English	Metasearch engine
DuckDuckGo	Multilingual	Multiple, including Microsoft Bing
Ecosia	Multilingual	Google and Microsoft Bing
Elasticsearch	Multilingual	Template:Background until 2021, then Elasticsearch
Exalead	Multilingual	Cloudview
Excite†	Multilingual	Microsoft Bing
Gigablast	English	Template:Open source
Google	Multilingual	Google
HotBot	English	Microsoft Bing
Kagi	English	Metasearch engine and Kagi Inc
Lycos	Multilingual	Microsoft Bing
MetaCrawler	English	Metasearch engine
Microsoft Bing	Multilingual	Microsoft Bing
Mojeek	Multilingual	Mojeek
Opensearch	Multilingual	Template:Open source
Petal	Multilingual	Huawei
Qmamu.com	Multilingual	Qmamu.com
Qwant	Multilingual	Microsoft Bing
Searx	Multilingual	Metasearch engine
Sogou	Multilingual	Tencent
Startpage	English	Google
Swisscows	Multilingual	Microsoft Bing
WebCrawler	English	Microsoft Bing
YaCy	Multilingual	Template:Open source
Yahoo! Search†	Multilingual	Microsoft Bing
Yandex	Multilingual	Yandex
Youdao†	Chinese	NetEase
You.com	English	Microsoft Bing
13tabs.com	Multilingual	13Tabs

† Main website is a portal

Geographically localizedEdit

Name	Language	Country
Accoona	Chinese, English	China, United States
Biglobe	Japanese	Japan
Daum	Korean	Korea
Nate	Korean	Korea
Egerin	Kurdish	Sweden^[1]^[2]^[3]
Fireball	German, English	Germany
Goo	Japanese	Japan
Leit.is	Icelandic, English	Iceland
Najdi.si	Slovenian	Slovenia
Naver	Korean	Korea
Parsijoo	Persian	Iran
Pipilika (defunct)	Bengali, English	Bangladesh
Rambler	Russian	Russia
Rediff		India
Search.ch		Switzerland
Sesam (defunct)		Norway, Sweden
Seznam	Czech	Czech Republic
Walla!		Israel
Yahoo! Japan	Japanese	Japan (Google backend)
Yongzin	Tibetan	China
ZipLocal	English	Canada, United States

AccountancyEdit

IFACnet

BusinessEdit

ComputersEdit

Shodan (website)

ContentEdit

Openverse, search engine for open content.

Dark webEdit

Ahmia

EducationEdit

General:

Chegg

Academic materials only:

EnterpriseEdit

Apache Solr
Jumper 2.0: Universal search powered by Enterprise bookmarking
Oracle Corporation: Secure Enterprise Search 10g
Q-Sensei: Q-Sensei Enterprise
Swiftype: Swiftype Search
TeraText: TeraText Suite

EventsEdit

Tickex (US, UK)
TickX (UK, Ireland, Spain, Netherlands)

Food and recipesEdit

RecipeBridge: vertical search engine for recipes
Yummly: semantic recipe search

GenealogyEdit

Mocavo.com: family history search engine

JobEdit

Adzuna (UK)
CareerBuilder (US)
Craigslist (by city)
Dice.com (US)
Glassdoor (US)
Indeed (US)
JobStreet.com (Southeast Asia, Japan, India)
Monster.com (US), (India)
Naukri.com (India)
Rozee.pk (Pakistan)
Yahoo! HotJobs (Countrywise subdomains, International)

LegalEdit

MedicalEdit

Bing Health
Bioinformatic Harvester
CiteAb (antibody search engine for medical researchers)
EB-eye EMBL-EBI's Search engine
Entrez (includes PubMed)
GenieKnows
Healia
Healthline
Nextbio (Life Science Search Engine)
PubGene
Searchmedica
WebMD

Mobile/handheldEdit

Taganode Local Search Engine (now defunct)
Taptu: taptu mobile/social search (now defunct)

NewsEdit

PeopleEdit

Real estate/propertyEdit

NotesEdit

ReferencesEdit

↑ "Kurdish Swede creates first Kurdish search engine". Bas News. Archived from the original on 2014-01-02. Retrieved 1 January 2014.
↑ "First Kurdish Search Engine, Egerin, Is Launched". SBWire. 30 December 2013. Retrieved 1 January 2014.
↑ "This Entrepreneur Wants to Build a Kurdish Alternative to Google". www.vice.com. 18 March 2016.

Read alsoEdit

[:0-1] "Kurdish Swede creates first Kurdish search engine". Bas News. Archived from the original on 2014-01-02. Retrieved 1 January 2014.

[2] "First Kurdish Search Engine, Egerin, Is Launched". SBWire. 30 December 2013. Retrieved 1 January 2014.

[3] "This Entrepreneur Wants to Build a Kurdish Alternative to Google". www.vice.com. 18 March 2016.

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