The privacy-focused search engine is taking on Google yet again.

DuckDuckGo’s browser now blocks most YouTube ads out of the box, no extension needed.

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Imagine you’re watching a YouTube video, completely invested in what’s happening, and then an ad suddenly interrupts. It’s annoying every single time, and I’m ...

Even as Chrome is killing ad blockers, DuckDuckGo's new video player now blocks ads by default on YouTube and elsewhere. Duck Player is available for MacOS, Windows, Android, and iOS.

DuckDuckGo is going after YouTube ads. The privacy-focused company announced Wednesday that its free DuckDuckGo browser now blocks most video ads, including ads that ...

DuckDuckGo has spent the past few months gaining fresh attention as more users look for alternatives to Google’s increasingly AI-heavy Search experience. Now, the privacy-focused company is adding a ...

DuckDuckGo started as a privacy-focused search engine in 2008. Today it’s an entire privacy ecosystem: a search engine, a browser for every platform, browser extensions, email protection, a YouTube ad ...

Spread the loveWhen you type something into a search bar, what do you expect? A list of relevant results, right? But beneath ...

DuckDuckGo is making it easier to add its No AI search as your default search engine in Firefox and Chrome. At Google I/O in May, Google made it apparent that it is going all-in on AI with the world’s ...