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> Uruky is a private search engine focused on personalization > - Indexing websites is super important. People doesnt know where to put the content in a websit

> Uruky is a private search engine focused on personalization > - Indexing websites is super important. People doesnt know where to put the content in a website or how to make accessible. Many times i use google due to this fact. Is there a way to build a search engine that doesn't involve either building or accessing a index somehow? I'm not sure what you're trying to say here, is this for the website builders or for the users, who the "indexing of websites" is super important? The "people doesn't know" part sounds like it's for website authors, but the last part makes it sound like the context is search engine users.

Infiniti20 5mo ago
In the FAQ, they mention they don’t have an index, they just collect the results from other search engines.
- embedding-shape 5mo ago
  Ok, so say they added their own website index then, how would that help with "People doesnt know where to put the content in a website or how to make accessible"?
- BrunoBernardino 5mo ago
  Uh oh. Where is that? We do have our own index, Uruky Site Search!
  - KomoD 5mo ago
    How do I search the index? How big is it? I went into settings, excluded every provider, and enabled "include uruky site search", but it still says "Providers used: Mojeek", and every other search I try shows no mention of the uruky index
    - BrunoBernardino 5mo ago
      It’s too small right now, so we don’t allow you to search it exclusively, yet. Eventually it should become a “proper” search provider once it reaches 100M urls or so.
  - tazard 5mo ago
    On the settings page it appears that the index is disabled by default and not included in the ordering either. It's a bit confusing here!
    - BrunoBernardino 5mo ago
      It’s currently a tiny “indieweb” index, which is why it’s opt-in right now, and not big enough to be in the ordering, yet.
evilmonkey19 5mo ago
I refer to the fact that many websites don't have a proper way to search the content inside the website. For instance, many goverment websites have terrible accessibility and the data seems ofuscated. Google solves me to search content in those websites

Infiniti20 5mo ago

In the FAQ, they mention they don’t have an index, they just collect the results from other search engines.

embedding-shape 5mo ago
Ok, so say they added their own website index then, how would that help with "People doesnt know where to put the content in a website or how to make accessible"?
BrunoBernardino 5mo ago
Uh oh. Where is that? We do have our own index, Uruky Site Search!
- KomoD 5mo ago
  How do I search the index? How big is it? I went into settings, excluded every provider, and enabled "include uruky site search", but it still says "Providers used: Mojeek", and every other search I try shows no mention of the uruky index
  - BrunoBernardino 5mo ago
    It’s too small right now, so we don’t allow you to search it exclusively, yet. Eventually it should become a “proper” search provider once it reaches 100M urls or so.
- tazard 5mo ago
  On the settings page it appears that the index is disabled by default and not included in the ordering either. It's a bit confusing here!
  - BrunoBernardino 5mo ago
    It’s currently a tiny “indieweb” index, which is why it’s opt-in right now, and not big enough to be in the ordering, yet.

evilmonkey19 5mo ago

I refer to the fact that many websites don't have a proper way to search the content inside the website. For instance, many goverment websites have terrible accessibility and the data seems ofuscated. Google solves me to search content in those websites