“Bing is bigger than you think,” Microsoft boasts, at 33% of US searches

It&#x27;s ridiculously entangled into Windows 10 in half a dozen ways.<p>Even if you switch over to Google for the browser default, you still get Bing on the Windows Start menu, Cortana, etc.<p>The settings and options are a labyrinth specifically designed to keep a normal person from getting rid of it.

They wouldn&#x27;t have to prove anything with messaging like his if their search engine was really bigger than we think: they would post search profits that could come even a few miles close to Google. Let&#x27;s take a look:<p>&gt; Bing: $2B<p>&gt; Google: $24B<p>Source: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.google.com&#x2F;amp&#x2F;searchengineland.com&#x2F;google-search-ad-revenues-271188&#x2F;amp" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.google.com&#x2F;amp&#x2F;searchengineland.com&#x2F;google-searc...</a>

Half of it might be &quot;Google&quot;

Great to hear it. Now only if they made a light weight homepage. Ditch the photo or lazy load it. And there is another problem: the homepage is mostly black. If I hit search it changes to an all white page. That really hurts my eyes.

Are there really this many porn searches?

These numbers are a bit murky. Any website owner looking at real numbers sees way, way less from Bing. Perhaps comparing true search apples to apples would help.

Bing also has better results for coding. And it&#x27;s image search is great because it gives you a few closely related phrases for you to explore.

At least some of that growth is people jumping off the &quot;Goolag.&quot;

Doesn&#x27;t mention growth driven by Edge and Windows 10?

I&#x27;d like to know how many of those people are those who use Internet Explorer, have AOL emails, and remember life before cell phones.

Don&#x27;t tell the european union.