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I've lately been playing a bit with a self-hosted instance of SearXNG, an utterly-unpronounceable privacy-respecting open-source metasearch engine.
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=> https://github.com/searxng/searxng SearXNG on GitHub
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=> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metasearch_engine Metasearch engine on Wikipedia
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Rather than maintaining its own index or running its own crawlers (as something like YaCy does), SearXNG simply asks other engines for their results to a given query (remember Dogpile from back in the day?). The really cool thing with SearXNG is that it also gives you, the user, a whole lot of control over what engines it uses to create its aggregated results.
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=> https://yacy.net/ YaCy homepage
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=> /res/images/2024-02-21-searxng-prefs.png Image: SearXNG Preferences page listing some of the available search engines
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It's pretty neat, and the results so far have been fairly decent. If you'd like to give it a try, my instance is at grep.vim.wtf. (At least until I get bored with it.)
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=> https://grep.vim.wtf/ SearXNG on grep.vim.wtf
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