| − | The ''Zero-click Info'' section, following a search term request, clicks on the top links for users, and then pulls out snippet information from the site that apply to the specific search. It's intended to provide users the ability to learn about a search topic without having to click the link.<ref name=pandia/> Other unique features include "Category Pages," which group topics about similar concepts, and "Disambiguation Pages" in front of search result pages where applicable. An ambiguous search term with many meanings (for example, "apple"), Duck Duck Go asks the user what meaning they want, and then displays results (and ''Zero-click Info'') that is more targeted to that particular topic. For searches that contain topics within it, Duck Duck Go will detect those topics and similarly adjust search results to target them in particular.<ref name=differences/> | + | The ''Zero-click Info'' section, following a search term request, clicks on the top links for users, and then pulls out snippet information from the site that apply to the specific search. It's intended to provide users the ability to learn about a search topic without having to click the link.<ref name=pandia/> |
| | + | Other unique features include "Category Pages," which group topics about similar concepts, and "[[Disambiguation]] Pages" in front of search result pages where applicable. An ambiguous search term with many meanings (for example, "[[apple]]"), Duck Duck Go asks the user what meaning they want, and then displays results (and ''Zero-click Info'') that is more targeted to that particular topic. For searches that contain topics within it, Duck Duck Go will detect those topics and similarly adjust search results to target them in particular.<ref name=differences/> |