Search used to be simple. You typed something, you got ten links, you found what you needed. That simplicity wasn't a limitation — it was the whole point. Somewhere along the way, Google forgot that. They buried the signal under layers of noise — ads, AI answers, carousels, boxes, prompts — until the results page became the thing standing between you and the answer. We didn't build a search engine. We just took Google's results and removed everything that shouldn't have been there in the first place. Ten links. The way it was. The way it should be.
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