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Re: Show HN: You.com, private search engine that summarizes the web – built for devs

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post #14

I heard about "you" from one of my friends and wanted to give it a try and it forced me to install chrome plugin. This is a lot of friction for me to try a new search engine. Not sure why you'd force your user to install something just to give it a try.

You don't have to use the plugin, just search at the top of the page. The text around the plugin is misleading. Strike 1 IMHO.

When I click the search bar at the top of the page it takes me to the plugin install page.

Re: Show HN: You.com, private search engine that summarizes the web – built for devs

#22

I heard about "you" from one of my friends and wanted to give it a try and it forced me to install chrome plugin. This is a lot of friction for me to try a new search engine. Not sure why you'd force your user to install something just to give it a try.

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Re: Show HN: You.com, private search engine that summarizes the web – built for devs

#25
post #6

How much was that domain name? That's like prime real estate... that alone is like a billion dollar domain.

It's a little bit annoying because "y" or "yo" or "you" will always autocomplete to youtube for me.

For some reason whenever I try to go to the New York Times site from my phone the browser autocompletes to the HN URL. So it’s really Safari’s fault that I’m here so often...

Re: Show HN: You.com, private search engine that summarizes the web – built for devs

#29
I get one experience in Incognito mode, a completely different one in normal mode. They tell you to install a Chrome ext to use it when you can just do so without it in incognito mode. Removing the ext also takes you to a 404 page that seems suspect.

Already playing tricks on users at launch, at least it took Google a decade to remove their "don't be evil."

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