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About searx

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About LibreMiami Search

- Searx is a metasearch engine, - aggregating the results of other search engines - while not storing information about its users. + LibreMiami search is an instance of Searx, a metasearch engine, + which combines the results of other search engines without storing your information.

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+ LibreMiami search was initially deployed and customized in 2020 as a collaborative effort by Misha Klopukh, @jgart, and Roberto Beltran, with additional input from other LibreMiami members +

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More about searx ...

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Searx links:

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Why use searx?

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Why use LibreMiami search?

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- If you do care about privacy, want to be a conscious user, or otherwise - believe in digital freedom, make searx your default search engine or run it - on your own server -

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Technical details - How does it work?

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How to set as the default search engine?

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Firefox
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- Install + Install searx as a search engine on any version of Firefox! (javascript required) -
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Where to find anonymous usage statistics of this instance ?

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How can I make my own?

- Stats page contains some useful data about the engines used. -

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How can I make it my own?

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- Searx appreciates your concern regarding logs, so take the - code from the original searx project and - run it yourself! -

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- Add your searx instance to this list - of public searx instances to help other people reclaim their privacy and - make the Internet freer! The more decentralized the Internet is, the more - freedom we have! -

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Where are the docs & code of this instance?

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- See the {{ brand.DOCS_URL }} - and {{ brand.GIT_URL }} + A great thing about Searx is that anyone can run their own instance. This can be on a VPS or even on your computer. + So if you don’t like or trust us, that’s totally okay! Just take the + code from the original searx project and you can + run it yourself.

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