
Safari has become the top browser of choice for Mac users so it stands to reason that Google is now the top search engine (built in). Many Mac users like Yahoo’s search results. Others prefer a different #2. What sites are on your search engine list?
Mac user polls are fun. We’re often surprised at the results, as recent polls on the iPod will tell you. Search engines are not iPods or music. Most of us probably use a number of search engines and chances are good that.... (excerpted).
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Jessica said:
I use Ask or google
- Accurate Results
- Image search capabilities
- Good Interface
- Many different search options