How do I let others search my website on Baidu? The method is as follows:

1. Search for the keyword Baidu Search Resource Management Platform in Baidu Search and click the link below to enter.

2. In the interface you enter after completing the first step, find the link submit button below and click to enter.

3. Enter the URL in the interface entered after the second step and click Next to enter.

4. Enter the site properties in the interface entered after the second step, and click Next to enter.

5. Select the on-site verification method in the interface entered after completing the fourth step, and click Complete Verification below. Once Baidu approves it, you can search it on Baidu.

How to browse the computer version of the webpage with a mobile browser?

I believe everyone will have the need to use mobile phones to browse the computer version of the web. Many students think that they can only use computers to open computer-side web pages. In fact, mobile phones are also available. So how does a mobile browser browse the computer version of the web? The editor below will introduce to you the specific steps.

Tools/Materials

Demo phone: Redmi7 | System version: MIUI10.3.2 stable version

Demo software: Mobile QQ browser

Methods/Steps

1. First, let’s take a look. If we use an ordinary mobile phone to open a certain treasure, the effect will be as shown in the picture below.

2. Next, we open the QQ browser on the mobile phone and click My in the menu bar below.

3. Then click the settings icon in the upper right corner of the My interface.

4. Find the browser ua logo in the settings interface and click to enter.

5. Then in the browser uv logo interface, we can set the computer UA logo.

6. When we open the website again, it will have the following effect. That's it, the mobile browser browses the computer version of the web page.

Notes

After changing to the computer version of UA, all web pages will be presented as on the computer version, but some plug-ins cannot be used.

What are some good foreign search engine websites?

1. Google Google

Google (Google) is an American multinational company specializing in Internet-related services and products. Products cover search, cloud computing, software and online advertising technology. Google makes most of its profits from AdWords. It was founded by Stanford University PhD students Larry Page and Sergey Brin, who together own about 16% of its shares.

2. Bing

Bing is a search engine website of Microsoft. Previously it was also known as LiveSearch, WindowsLiveSearch and MSNSearch. It was unveiled by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer on May 28, 2009, at the All Digital conference in San Diego on June 1.

3. Yahoo! Search

Yahoo! Search (Yahoo! Search) is a search engine website owned by Yahoo! According to NetApplications data, in December 2009, it was the world's second largest search engine with a market share of 6.42%, behind rivals Google (85.35% market share) and before Baidu (3.67% market share) . Yahoo Search originally meant that Yahoo only provided a search interface and then used other search engine websites to conduct searches.

4. Ask

Ask is a search engine website with Q&A as its core. It was founded in Berkeley, California in 1996 by Garrett Gruener and David Warthen of the University of California, Berkeley. At first, Ask was called AskJeeves. Initially, the software was designed by Gary Chevsky. Warthen, Chevsky, Justin Grant and others built AskJeeves.com around a search engine core.

5. AolSearch

AolSearch is a search engine website owned by America Online.

The site provides users with quick and easy access to relevant videos, images, local maps, news, stock market quotes and more comprehensive web search results. Its search technology services are provided by Google.

6. MyWebSearch

MyWebSearch combines the most comprehensive search tools to provide you with the information you need when you need it. It is a website owned by IAC/InterActiveCorp. It contains a MyWay search bar tool, formerly known as myWebSearch toolbar.

7. WebCrawler

WebCrawler is a meta-search engine that integrates world-famous search results from Google search and Yahoo search. It also provides users with tabs to search images, audios, videos, news, yellow pages, and white pages. It is a registered trademark of InfoSpace Corporation. It was officially launched on April 20, 1994 by Brian Pinkerton of the University of Washington.

7. WebCrawler

WebCrawler is a meta-search engine that integrates world-famous search results from Google search and Yahoo search. It provides users with tabs to search images, audios, videos, news, yellow pages, and white pages. It is a registered trademark of InfoSpace Corporation. It was created on April 20, 1994 by Brian Pinkerton at the University of Washington.

8. Wow

Wow is an online service website operated by CompuServe.com in 1996 and early 1997. It was founded in March 1996 and was initially conceived as an improved version of the CompuServe software, but it was later announced that it would be a user-friendly standalone "home" online service website. After America Online acquired CompuServe, the domain name was retained.

9. Infospace

Infospace is a meta-search engine website that provides web pages, pictures, audios, videos, etc. from the search results of multiple search engines such as Google, Yahoo, and Yandex. News information. The company owns and operates search engines that provide comprehensive and relevant search results from around the world. Since 1996, the company's mission is to make it fast and easy for users to find the information they need.

10. Blekko

Blekko is a search engine website in the United States. It provides better search results than Google search. It pulls search results from a database of 300 million trusted web pages and filters out many spam web pages. It was launched to the public on November 1, 2010, using search results technology provided by slashtags. It also offers a downloadable search bar.

11. Dogpile

Dogpile is a metasearch engine that aggregates results from Google, Yahoo, Yandex and other popular search engines. It began operations in November 1996. The site was created and developed by Aaron Folinafer and later sold to Go2net. It won the J.D. Power and Associates award and best Residential Online Search Engine Service awards in 2006 and 2007 respectively.

12. Alhea

Alhea is a meta-search engine website that provides web pages, pictures, audios, videos, etc. from the search results of multiple search engines such as Google, Yahoo, and Yandex. News information. It provides users with the easiest search aggregation site for finding more of the web and better search results. There are 400,000 to 450,000 blind people and 1.35 million people with low vision in the world, and studies show that more than 400,000 people are hearing disabled.

13. DuckDuckGo

DuckDuckGo is an Internet search engine that emphasizes protecting the privacy of search users and avoiding "filter bubbles" in personalized search results. It deliberately displays the same search results for all users, which differentiates it from other search engines by not analyzing its user information. Its sources come primarily from Wikipedia and other search engine partners of Yandex, Yahoo, Bing and WolframAlpha.

14. Info

Info is a metasearch engine that provides search results from leading search engines and pays per click directory, including: Google, Yahoo, Bing, Ask, LookSmar, About and OpenDirectory. Its headquarters are in London, UK.

15. Contenko

Contenko is a website that provides users with online search services. If you find that the website modifies your homepage and default search engine, it means that its associated toolbar has been installed on your computer and your browser has been hijacked by it. Contenko's toolbar can be downloaded from the website. But it comes bundled with different free services. If, as a user, you accidentally overlook that service, once it is installed, it will change your homepage and default search engine to point to the Contenko.com domain.