searches

Curbside searches realtime local inventory across retailers and uses location-based technologies to alert stores when a customer is arriving for a pickup.

But 20 years ago, most people would have considered it very implausible and offensive that their private conversations (emails) or library searches (web searches) are sold to advertisers.

Wolfram Alpha searches displace Google searches.

Professor Jensen should be ashamed of himself for failing to conduct even the most trivial searches for this information.

It only searches through the content and completly ignores filenames which makes it absolutely useless to me.

If don't want your searches in cards at all, you completely opt-out of the cards that are strictly based on your search history.

The searches done here are so explicit that all it's demonstrating is that pages that are indexed by Google exist in the index.

The closest thing they do is suggest autocompletions for searches/URLs you type in the URL, which is a straightforwardly-explained checkbox in Chrome's privacy settings.

Forgive my cynicism, but I see searches for alternate metrics as probable fishing expeditions for silver linings on falling behind.

Yes, but google could trivially remove all searches which contains the words 'free', 'watch' and 'online', or at least not autocomplete on those words.

Another angsty young man searches for a girl with serious emotional issues, and there's some metaphor heavy dream sequences and talking animals along the way.

That's why it can do searches and navigation offline.

You can set the Research mode to "Off" by default and check URLs on a case-by-case basis and still do custom searches.

One of my biggest gripes is that searches often return individual "songs", whereas for classical music you're generally looking for something that spans multiple tracks (and so what to see more context in the search output).