I am also struggling to understand why the need to install a chrome extension to see search results. Feels like a lot of users will get lost on this first funnel step.
I am also struggling to understand why the need to install a chrome extension to see search results. Feels like a lot of users will get lost on this first funnel step.
What is raising red flags for me is this part of the FAQ:
> How does You.com make money? > We are currently focused on building the best possible search experience. We will explore monetization ideas in the future and look forward to your feedback in that process.
So they don't have a monetization strategy yet, and they expect you to sign up and install a browser extension? That's a recipe for disaster right there.
This looks promising, but until the monetization situation is figured out, I'm going to avoid giving them any access to my information.
I'm not sure this is true when you're using Chrome. I use safari and thought the same thing at first.