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Say “hello” to eight new languages on Queye
Today, Queye introduces eight new languages to its search engine to help you search in more languages, more comfortably. The new languages are Esperanto, Korean, Malay, Dutch, Romanian, Swedish, Tamil and Thai. These new languages are now available, bringing the total number of languages available on Queye to 26.
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Two new features that make Queye stand out
We’re excited to introduce two new features that will greatly enhance your Queye experience: Queye Accounts We’re thrilled to announce a major upgrade to the Queye experience with the introduction of Queye Accounts. This new feature integrates the superior functions of “My Queye” with an added Search feature directly within the user interface. As an…
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5,000 people use Queye
We are thrilled to announce a significant milestone in our journey – Queye now boasts a community of 5,000 users! This achievement wouldn’t have been possible without the continuous support of our incredible users, and we want to express our gratitude for making Queye a part of your daily lives.
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Queye News now has new ways to stay on top of news
A month ago, we launched Queye News to cover events in the Israeli-Hamas war. Today is a month an astonishing 45 articles in 31 days! On average, that’s about 1.5 articles a day. And over 80% of articles are written by just one reporter; Marc Corbac. Today, we introduce three big things; QueyeNews.com For a…
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Queye stands with the people of Israel
This post may be confronting to some. Reader discretion is advised. Last Saturday, thousands of rockets were fired at the people of Israel. Many of these were completely innocent people who never have done anything wrong in their lives. But, Hamas, the terrorist organisation in the Gaza Strip didn’t care. Hamas is pure evil. Hamas…
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Queye will be powered by sources that are 100% renewable by Dec 2023.
Queye has made an announcement to be 100% powered by renewable sources by December 2023. Our hosting partner’s new datacenter is based in The Netherlands and is powered by sources that are 100% renewable.
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The Dneail Corporation is no more.
The Dneail Corporation merges into Queye.
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300 users on Queye today.
We are immensely proud of these achievements, but we also know that none of this would be possible without you, our users. Your trust, support, and feedback have been instrumental in our journey. We’re committed to continually enhancing your Queye experience, ensuring that you have access to the information and resources you need.
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Plan B for Queye
On AwesomeThings 4, we announced the international plan for Queye. After queye.eu was taken from us, we instead, decided to go to Plan B; The Local Domain Plan. We are going to have all languages as subdomains like de.queye.co or ru.queye.co. Edit: We have decided to go with Plan C; The Query Parameter Plan. The…
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Queye is finally available in China.
We, as a company, have decided to allow Chinese visitors to use Queye to search the web. Why was Queye banned in the first place? Because of the censorship of the CCP, Queye felt afraid that the Chinese government would shut them down because they provided information about Taiwan – something the government doesn’t want…