Did you know..?
Did you know..?
Did you know..?
DuckDuckGo has two non-javascript versions of their search engine and both of them are very lightweight, especially the lite version.
You can access them via:
Html: https://html.duckduckgo.com/html
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Unfortunately, both of them alter search results based on locational data rather than merely responding to user input
The only ones I've found that don't are Mojeek and some SearXNG instances
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Searx is a other good option.
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@sjzero Just wanted to share this information, is not a recommendation which search engine you should use. Not everyone feel comfortable with using a search engine which is closed source and owned by a company, some rather wanna use a opensource search engine hosted by a invidual or a group of people, some other people prefer search engines like DuckDuckGo since they work put of the box without problems and have usually a better usability for the modt people, then SearX (or SearXNG) does.
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Yep, I use ublock origin with the js disabled setting on and it will automatically redirect you to the lite ddg.
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Good shit. Thanks
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To add... if you install the DuckDuckGo browser app on your android phone, it will block all the trackers in your other apps!
Fair warning though, you will likely feel a bit of shock & horror to find out just how often you're being tracked, and what sort of data these apps are sucking down relentlessly and constantly. Even the ones you haven't used for a while.
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Neat, bookmarked.
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@whale For me it works 🤷♂️
(tested with hardened Brave and Mull (hardened Firefox for Android Fork)) -
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