The thing is, both Chromium (the base of Chrome) and Firefox are open source (also Webkit, the heart of Safari), so I wouldn't really single out Ladybird. (I wo

The thing is, both Chromium (the base of Chrome) and Firefox are open source (also Webkit, the heart of Safari), so I wouldn't really single out Ladybird. (I wonder if there are still any completely closed source browsers since IE threw in the towel) But to be a bit ontopic also: I want a search engine to be unbiased, without any opinion. Currently there are no such engines: Google and Bing are too political, and they favor very heavily a small set of results. Other search providers are usually too niche, either intentionally (e.g. IIRC Marginalia is intentionally indexing only small sites, and they are filtered too), or not intentionally (e.g. small team with not enough hw). These engines might give less opinionated (or give a different opinion) results for a small subset of queries, but they are rarely usable as general engines.