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AMP pages are still there if you are still using Google on mobile. I switched to duckduckgo on my phone for now. I'm thinking about building a search page whe
by wayneftw 6y ago
AMP pages are still there if you are still using Google on mobile.
I switched to duckduckgo on my phone for now.
I'm thinking about building a search page where the query goes to my home desktop computer where I run headless Chrome to scrape results from all the search engines and then forward them back to my phone. Unfortunately, Apple will not fucking let me use a custom search engine in Safari on the iPhone, probably because they're in cahoots with Google and China to bring about a new world order where nobody has any freedom whatsoever. xD
- majewsky 6y agoDo alternative iOS browsers allow exchanging the search engine? As far as I'm aware Apple only locks them into using WebKit.
- wayneftw 6y agoWebKit is a browser engine, not a search engine.
- jjpe 6y agoYou could just serve a webpage that queries your desktop, and visit that with the browser on your phone. Slightly more work, but definitely viable. You can even make a shortcut on the home screen of your phone that automatically navigates to your custom search page.