MevaSearchZoozol is a SCAM
We have identified a malicious clone called MevaSearchZoozol. This site is a fake "scrapper" that illegally copies results from our engine and harvests user data. It has zero affiliation with the official WebOrbiton Team.
Igor Oprządek
MevaSearch CEO
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Articles by Igor Oprządek
MevaSearch 2.0 Global Premiere is Just Around the Corner!
After months of intensive development, thousands of lines of code, and hundreds of hours of testing, we are proud to announce: MevaSearch is entering a new era. Our transformation from a free model to a Premium service is more than just a business shift—it is a commitment to delivering a tool of uncompromising quality.
MevaSearch Shopping Is Shutting Down
A few days ago, we announced the end of our free web search engine, MevaSearch.org. Today, we are informing you about another important change: we are also discontinuing our shopping service.
MevaSearch.org is Coming to a Close – What's Next? A Guide to the Best Privacy Alternatives
With sentiment, but also with an eye toward the future, we announce that May 15, 2026, marks the official end of MevaSearch.org. In this article, we explain the reasons behind this decision and present the best alternatives.
The Evolution of the MevaSearch Icon
Since its inception in 2024 during our private beta phase, the MevaSearch icon has been an integral part of our digital identity. Over the years, this original version has grown into a highly recognizable symbol of our search engine, largely due to its minimalist approach and unique character.
The End of an Era: MevaSearch.org is Coming to a Close
With great sentiment, but also with an eye toward the future, we announce that May 15, 2026, marks the official end of MevaSearch.org. We would like to thank all the users who trusted us and used our services. With this change, MevaSearch is fully transitioning to a subscription-based model.
Ask.com officially shuts down its operations after 25 years
We recently wrote on the Polish version of our blog about the shutdown of the Polish search engine Goobber.com. Unfortunately, in the world of technology, it is time for another, much more spectacular farewell. Joining Goobber is a legendary player with a history spanning over a quarter of a century: Ask.com.