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SearXNG.
It's like having a search engine customised to my needs.
Automatically filters out SEO junk sites, and redirects links automatically (e.g. reddit.com -> old.reddit.com)
Gosh, I love SearXNG, and how you can fit it to work into your workflow!
Wait... How do you make SearXNG redirect to old.reddit?
Change your
settings.yml
to have thisAnd then define the rules like this:
Awesome! Thank you
You're welcome. :)
Wow this feature alone makes me want to try using it
It runs inside a docker container, so you could even have it locally (if you don't want to host it on a VPS).