Taggle is a search engine that has flashed several times in Russian TV shows. The main question that users ask is whether it really exists. Well, let's look at the issue that arose.
What are search engines
As the name implies, a search engine is a system that can find something. If we are talking about the Internet, here the search engine will help to find any required information among all available. How will he do it? You enter a query like “where is the Eiffel Tower” or “sneakers cheap to buy” in the line, and the system, using complex algorithms, will process your request by detecting sites where there may be information similar to the request. For simplicity and understanding, you can compare the search engine with the librarian:
- You come, in fact, to the library (analogue - open the installed browser).
- Find a librarian (enter the address of the search engine, the search engine - the one who has the ability to find, say, use Google - search engine).
- Tell the employee: “I would like to read something from the work of Agatha Christie” (entering a search query in the search bar).
- The librarian offers you a list of the author’s available books (search results page on request).
- You choose one of the proposed books (viewing the proposed information).
In fact, the processes are identical, only the processing and analysis of information in search engines is carried out thanks to the diligent and coordinated work of humans and machines so that we can "google" or "Yandex" every day.
Taggle Search Engine - Where "Feet Grow"
About this search engine it became known from the series "Secrets of the investigation" and "Second Slaughter." It shows how the characters, Shvetsova and Zazvonov, respectively, used the Taggle search engine to search for information - in Russian and with a design similar to the world-famous Google search engine. The Google search engine has the following design:
And here is the design that the Taggle search engine has:
It is impossible not to notice the absolute similarity of these systems. Anyone who is more or less familiar with the Internet will think that this is complete plagiarism.
And try to find me so I can find something for you
The netizens who were interested in the question tried to find where is it, the Taggle search engine? After several attempts, there was still access to this system. And what do we see in the end? First, you’ll see the usual “Google-tagl” search page, you enter a query, and you are redirected here:
Guys do not hold feelings of humor . Returning to the previous page with the search bar from Taggle and scrolling down a bit, we can see an explanation of the existence of this resource. So, everything is simple up to the banal. Nobody can show the original American search engine in Russian TV series (questions of the right to use, advertising), because for them they created a similar, but still not such a system (you won’t go to court for plagiarism). All the work that Taggle search engine can do is redirect to the same Google. Returning to the aforementioned analogy, it’s the same as asking a friend: “Hey, don’t you know, there are any books by Agatha Christie in the city library?” And he will answer: “Go, ask the librarian, he definitely in the know. "
Conclusions, gentlemen
Do not rack your brains looking for something that does not exist at all. There are many different search engines on the network, in fact, every country that has a connection to the global network has its own search engines. The guys are working hard on the algorithms so that any network user can find any information necessary for work, study, find out the weather forecast or find an embroidery pattern - whatever.
A bit about real-life search engines
The leader in popularity among search engine environments is undoubtedly Google Inc., founded in 1998. In domestic spaces, users are more likely to prefer Yandex, the Russian IT company founded a year earlier, with the main character Arkady Volozh. Her contribution to information retrieval is modestly rated first among Russian users and fourth by the number of user requests worldwide. Ahead of his Chinese search engine with a cute sonorous name Baidu, as well as Yahoo! - An American search engine whose foundation happened in 1995. It concludes the five leaders of Bing - the brainchild of Microsoft, which, incidentally, provides its own engine for Yahoo !. Not all search engines will be able to use the services of a simple user, if only because Baidu is an absolutely Chinese search engine in which, according to users, it will be difficult to find something without knowing the language. And the reaction to the Russian words is as follows:
To an innocent phrase, to simple Russian words, the search engine primarily responded with "spicy" content. What I want to wish after this is to use trusted search engines so that you don’t accidentally wander into sites with a dubious reputation.