You.com has the Code Complete app integrated into search, which is similar to Github Copilot

I might be biased but I see myself depending on trusted sources - no SEO links, no spam! I want yelp for restaurants, stackoverflow for coding questions, reddit for opinions or allrecipes for recipes.

So I love you.com - it has an app for everything!

Wow it indeed was a bug that effected one of our apps. It should be fixed now and will be prevented in all future apps.

Appreciate your feedback, truly :)

Wow thanks for all your feedback :) We'll make a note of them!

Thanks for the feedback - hope to improve speed in the coming weeks. stay tuned! :)

We don't, we are concentrating on improving the user experience on the search engine at the moment.

this is pretty cool! Thanks for sharing :)

The extension requirement is now gone. Check it out :) Let me know if you have any issues

We heard you - we no longer require an extension! Hope you give it a try, would love your feedback! :)

Came back and tried it. My reason for entering any random text and not coming back would be because the search results are presented like Pintrest or Digg rather than an easily scannable list format--search engines use formats for reasons. Great UX--if I wanted to pass time scrolling about programming instead of Instagram.

My suggestion would be to have all your developers use your search engine exclusively. Use their feedback, you may have already come up with many of the suggestions being presented here.

Thank you, we'll continue iterating on these apps based on feedback :)

I'm an engineer myself and quite like the stackoverflow app - anything particular that you find distracting?

I wasn't speaking of the apps, though I presume they have the same layout as the no install demo. I want search results in a dense text list, not a sparse-with-too-much-whitespace multicolumn 'cards' that seem so popular with UX-style-rather-than-ergonomic-focused startups.

gotcha - thank you! We'll make a note :)

We heard you! We no longer require an extension - hope you check it out :)

Thanks, I think I will