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What search engines do you use?
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Right now, Google, DDG, and Bing. That combo is "good enough". I also have random issues with other ones timing out or other errors.
Don't DDG and Bing have basically the same results or has that changed?
I honestly don't recall. I've used Searx-NG for a few years now and only notice that there's a lot of overlap in the results among all 3 I have enabled.