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Isn't searx what you're describing? I was running an instance for a while, and it's basically a meta search engine that has support for all kinds of providers.
by cookiengineer 4y ago
Isn't searx what you're describing? I was running an instance for a while, and it's basically a meta search engine that has support for all kinds of providers.
There are also some web extensions available so that you can fill it with more data.
[1] https://searx.github.io/searx/ https://searx.github.io/searx/
- boyter 4y agoSearx is half of it where it calls out to other searches but does not provide its own index as far as I can see. It also does not remix the results.
- cookiengineer 4y agoIf it is about a decentralized index there's also YaCy.net [1] but I don't know how actively maintained the project is. For me it made more of an enterprise-grade use case (e.g. for building a search for your own file servers or confluence) so I only tested it out a little. It's a huge java project, that's why I decided to go with searx back then...cause yacy was pretty hard to setup. [1] https://github.com/yacy https://github.com/yacy
- vindarel 4y agoI'd say it rather looks like Seeks, unfortunately defunkt: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seeks https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seeks > a decentralized p2p websearch and collaborative tool. > It relies on a distributed collaborative filter[6] to let users personalize and share their preferred results on a search.