2. Microsoft Bing
Update: In October 2020, Bing changed its name to Microsoft Bing.
Microsoft Bing is the most effective Google substitute. The percentage of searches made on Bing ranges from 2.83% to 12.31%.
Microsoft’s attempt to compete with Google in the search market is called Bing, however despite their best efforts, they were unable to persuade people that their search engine can be just as dependable as Google.
Even though Bing is the default search engine on Windows PCs, its market share is consistently low.
Bing, which was derived from Microsoft’s earlier search engines (MSN Search, Windows Live Search, and Live Search), is now ranked as the thirty-first most popular website on the Internet by Alexa.
3. Yahoo
One of the most well-known email providers is Yahoo, and with an average market share of 1%, their online search engine ranks third overall.
Bing served as the only engine for Yahoo search from October 2011 until October 2015. Yahoo and Google reached an agreement in October 2015 to offer search-related services, and up until October 2018, Yahoo’s results were powered by both Google and Bing.
As of October 2019, Bing is once again the exclusive provider of Yahoo! Search.
In the US, Yahoo is also the default search engine for Firefox browsers (since 2014).
The 11th most visited website on the Internet is Yahoo’s online gateway, which is particularly well-liked (According to Alexa).
4. Baidu
Global market share for Baidu ranges from 0.68% to 11.26%.
The most used search engine in China, Baidu, was created in 2000. According to Wikipedia, Baidu is servicing billions of search requests every month, and its market share is continuously growing. In the Alexa Rankings, it is presently in position 4.
Despite being accessible from anywhere in the globe, Baidu is only available in Chinese.
