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Open source metasearch engine that aggregates results while respecting user privacy.
search.fuckoffgoogle.net is an instance of SearXNG, a privacy-respecting, open source metasearch engine. The site is branded as FuckOff Google, and is powered by SearXNG version 2026.5.8+d8ab61a9e. It provides links to the SearXNG source code, issue tracker, engine statistics and a list of public SearXNG instances.
searx.party, branded as Searx Party, is an instance of SearXNG, a privacy-respecting, open source metasearch engine. Powered by SearXNG version 2026.9.25+12f8b6515, the site provides links to the SearXNG source code, issue tracker, engine statistics, a list of public instances, a privacy policy and contact information for the instance maintainer. It is associated with the Rock Eaters Network.
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.
OpenXNG is a privacy-respecting, open metasearch engine powered by SearXNG version 2026.9.26+c52ce3835. The site provides access to the SearXNG source code, issue tracker, engine statistics, public instances, and contact information for instance maintainers.
searx.space is a directory of online and offline SearXNG instances. The site lists 70 currently online SearXNG instances, and tracks instance status including offline, connection timed out, HTTP client and server errors. For each listed instance, it displays details such as URL, software version, TLS configuration, security scores, certificate information, IPv6 support, country, associated network, search response times and uptime. Users can submit requests to add or remove instances via GitHub issues, and can filter out networks with known privacy issues.
A website that uses a Proof of Work check in place of a CAPTCHA to screen out bots and malicious requests. The browser solves a calculation task in a few seconds before access is granted. The check requires modern JavaScript features that plugins such as JShelter disable.
gruble.de is a public instance of SearXNG, a privacy-respecting open metasearch engine. The instance page includes links to its source code, issue tracker, engine statistics, public instances list, privacy policy, and contact information for the instance maintainer.
bloat.cat is a collection of free public privacy-friendly services and frontends. It lists private frontends such as AnonymousOverflow, Biblioreads, Binternet, and Wikimore, alongside search engines 4get and SearXNG, and services including Cinny, CryptPad, CyberChef, Forgejo, FreshRSS, HedgeDoc, PairDrop, PrivateBin, and RSS-Bridge.
Harbor is a CLI and companion app that starts a pre-wired local LLM stack. Users pick services such as Ollama, llama.cpp, vLLM, Open WebUI, SearXNG, Speaches and ComfyUI, and Harbor handles Docker Compose orchestration, configuration and cross-service connectivity with a single harbor up command.