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Blacklight is a real-time website privacy inspector from The Markup. A user enters a website address and Blacklight scans it, revealing user-tracking technologies on the site. Tests cover ad trackers, third-party cookies, tracking that evades cookie blockers, session-monitoring scripts, keystroke capturing, and data sent to Facebook, TikTok, Twitter/X and Google Analytics. A scan normally takes between 30 seconds and one minute.
Search Engine Party compares popular search engines across security and privacy related data points, presented in a table with fields such as logging, third-party trackers, onion service and POST request support. The site states its data comes from the author's and contributors' research and is not 100% definitive.
Search Engines Compare is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
YaCy is free software for running a search engine. It can be run locally, used to build a search portal for an organization, used for intranet search, or joined to a decentralized peer-to-peer search network where independently run devices contribute to a shared index.
LibreWolf WinUpdater is a tool intended to make updating LibreWolf for Windows easier. According to the repository, it can be used for installed and portable instances, and a fork exists for Chromium. Its code is mainly AutoHotkey and PowerShell, and documentation and issues have moved to librewolf.dev.
SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine that aggregates results from up to 261 search services. Its documentation states that users are neither tracked nor profiled, and that SearXNG can be used over Tor. The project began in mid-2021 as a fork of the searx project, and JavaScript and cookies are optional.
