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I need an european search engine that supports bangs
Qwant apparently supports something similar
https://help.qwant.com/en/docs/qwant-search/searching/comment-utiliser-les-raccourcis-de-recherche-qwick/
No, it doesn't take you to the website you used the bang for. Doesn't behave like duckduckgo or brave search
Yeah, they're not working for me either.
Not sure if how they work in DuckDuckGo or Brave, but in Ecosia they have predefined bangs for some sites that open that site's search when you write them. E.g. “#g woodpecker" would open a google search page for the result woodpecker, same for #yt for YouTube.