Following Ben Brooks’ lead, I’ve decided to replace my site’s search engine with DuckDuckGo. But all of the solutions he’s linked up have been a little fiddly and require editing your theme files. And while I’m okay with doing that, I realize a lot of folks probably aren’t.
So I pulled together this little bit of form code:
All you need to do is change “example.com” to your domain and drop the code in a text widget. Like this:

Easy, right? Now nothing is stopping you from using DuckDuckGo as your WordPress site’s search engine!
RT @boogah: Want to know how to use @DuckDuckGo for your @WordPress site’s search engine? I’ll show you how… http://t.co/DmrlMlzQ
As a small hint from DuckDuckGo: we also accept the get parameter &sites= (sadly it still just accept one sitename :) )
Example: http://duckduckgo.com/?q=test&sites=duckduckgo.com
Oh, that’s good to know. Thanks for the heads up!
@boogah +1 for extremely witty title
@DuckDuckGo go duck yourself http://t.co/zWIWvF35
Sweet. It makes me wish I could either host my blog myself since I can’t edit the code on my WP.com blog. Thanks for the info.