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I remember when Google did this for Maps. What a glorious day that was in the OpenStreetMap community. Big increase in "how do I host a tile server / geocoder"
by Aachen 4y ago
I remember when Google did this for Maps. What a glorious day that was in the OpenStreetMap community. Big increase in "how do I host a tile server / geocoder" questions coming in.
Where would Bing API users move to, I wonder. How does it compare to Google pricing? Or ahrefs and petal, which are hitting my websites day and night? (Edit: tail -f access.log right now shows that ahrefs and petal are indeed going at it, no idea what products they offer though.) Yandex recently also upped its crawling game, has me wondering if they are making a copy of the web a la Internet Archive in case of more international, eh, operations.
- ColinHayhurst 4y agoare you seeing ours? https://www.mojeek.com/bot.html https://www.mojeek.com/bot.html
- Dma54rhs 4y agoGoogle doesn't provide that kind of API at all unless you want to search from your own site using their scraped results.
- Aachen 4y agoOh, I didn't know that they stopped. There used to be a pretty expensive API for search queries which I kinda wanted to use to make an improved interface (dark theme, keyboard shortcuts) in like 2012.
- EVa5I7bHFq9mnYK 4y agoThey allow Startpage, for example, to buy their search results.
- spelledwrong 4y agoahrefs is mostly SEO but has a search engine at https://yep.com https://yep.com