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in DuckDuckGo Forum • 7 months ago

I try to search for stuff, like http://duckduckgo.com/html/?q=Dogs, on the HTML version. I don't know if it's just me, but the zero-click image isn't displayed correctly...

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babarv

Réf.: HTML version: zero-click image

7 months ago

Same for me

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Re: HTML version: zero-click image

7 months ago

It looks like the HTML version is intentionally simplified, as the Zero-Click information box content is also different at the HTML and main versions.

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dumbsearch

Re: HTML version: zero-click image

7 months ago

Then why have 0-click at all?

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AGreenEar..

Re: HTML version: zero-click image

7 months ago

Welcome to the forums, gryllida!

I'm not sure about your simplification theory, since some HTML searches do have zero-click information with images:
http://duckduckgo.com/html/?q=duckduckgo

Moderator

Re: HTML version: zero-click image

7 months ago

Sure it's a glitch and thanks for the reporting but I think what's important is that the link was there for you to click regardless of the image. So thanks for reporting but the "then why have 0-click" is not needed.

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