@isVeryLoud @inthehands That is certainly true 
I am not in a position to be paying for a search engine, so I haven't ever looked into it that much, but it never jumped out at me even while looking through their donations page
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For the past year or so, I’ve been using and enjoying the search engine Kagi. -
For the past year or so, I’ve been using and enjoying the search engine Kagi.@georges @inthehands I wouldn't touch Brave even with a long stick (re: past and current leadership controversies, plus Firefox caters to my use cases much better), but I'm glad Ecosia is getting some more recognition
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For the past year or so, I’ve been using and enjoying the search engine Kagi.@isVeryLoud @inthehands Unfortunately, no, at least as far as I'm aware. It's their source of income, which funds the tree planting projects.
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For the past year or so, I’ve been using and enjoying the search engine Kagi.@inthehands Haven't seen it in replies, so here's a search engine I use: https://ecosia.org
They are based in Germany, use search results from Bing and Google and plant trees for your searches. There are ads, but I found them very unitrusive and you have an option to turn off Google's cookies. The search results are, in my experience, comparable to Google, but with less pushy "ad" results