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Google and Brave The Only Search Engines Able To Index Reddit
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Kagi can still search Reddit content tho (blocked part of url because I have Kagi rewrite url to redirect to my private Redlib instance)
I think this is because they use some sources from Google and Brave?
I had no idea this was a thing. Thats going straight on my self-host todo list.
And I'm doing the opposite over here lol
Man reddit has a treasure trove of answers to shit though, pinterest though that is a must.
I'm convinced that typo is on purpose.
What typo?
not everyone want to pay though
Yeah, I know, Reddit is just being asshole for another time as we all know
https://searx.space/
I have the assumption that kagi's results from reddit have gotten sparse lately. but maybe it's just me
I setup a Lens so that if my query contains a single letter 'r'', only Reddit results will be returned.
I still append reddit to my query. it shows a handful of reddit links at the top. the rest are just random sites.
One time, I even came across a SEO optimized site that had the word "reddit" scattered all over with nothing but nonsense.
Yeah, always site:reddit.com if I need it, SEO spam has gotten so trashy.