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Gibiru is a search engine that states it does not log searches, IP addresses or place cookies. It says revenue comes from commissions on purchases or calls to action. It also offers a Wormhole mobile app described as browser-less for anonymous web surfing.
SearchFiles.de is a file search engine that searches for content in files hosted on services including Mega, Mediafire, 4shared, and Easy-Share. It allows users to filter results by keyword location and date range, requires JavaScript to operate, and can be added to browser search bars.
Sourcebot is a self-hosted tool that helps human users and coding agents search, navigate, and understand complex enterprise codebases. It provides fast code search across all repositories and branches, AI-powered Q&A that references code and connected external tools, and a code context layer for agents. It is deployed via a single Docker container on user-managed infrastructure, with free Basic, paid Pro, and custom Enterprise pricing plans available.
Ning is an online community building platform that enables users to create custom social networks. It offers tools for custom design, content management, social media integration, community management, and e-commerce monetization. The platform includes features such as blogs, forums, groups, events, and analytics, and provides a 14-day trial for new users.
BGP.he.net is a unified search tool for finding web pages, files, records, code, or internet intelligence.
A free collection of search tools from IntelTechniques, described as a supplement to the book OSINT Techniques, 11th Edition. It links to query categories including search engines, social networks, email addresses, usernames, names, addresses, telephone numbers, maps, documents, images, videos, domains, and IP addresses. Queries run in the user's own browser.
