proxyforce

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by proxyforce 5y ago
That's great feedback and I'll pass it along to our product management team. Thank you!
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by proxyforce 5y ago
Apologies for the confusion. We have our own iOS browser app which you can try here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/neeva-browser-search-engine/id... . Also, we have instructions for setting Neeva as the defaul
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by proxyforce 5y ago
Hey guys, I work on Neeva and wanted to add some more context re: US only launch. We work with partners to provide localized data for results such as weather, sports, movies and more. We're working hard to get these partnerships in pla
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by proxyforce 5y ago
Some browsers on iOS (like Chrome and Firefox) will let you configure Neeva to be the default search engine. We also have our own iOS browser app that you can check out as well: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/neeva-
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by proxyforce 5y ago
Another interesting difference (that I personally find to be one of the best features in Neeva) is the ability to connect apps. You can then search not only the public web, but also private data from your Slack, Github, Gdrive, Jira (etc) a
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Building a Knowledge Graph (Cheaply)(neeva.co)
11 points by proxyforce 5y ago|0 comments
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Neeva reimagines search without the ads(forbes.com)
11 points by proxyforce 6y ago|0 comments
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by proxyforce 6y ago
“The Times They Are A-Changin'.” These types of moves from Google are interesting, while not unexpected given the mounting regulatory pressure they are facing. It’s a bit unclear which stake-holder Google is trying to optimize for: Chr
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by proxyforce 6y ago
After a long period of relative dominance by a single provider, there’s recently been a lot of interesting things happening in the search space. Specifically around privacy, there are multiple projects and companies working to offer us cont