http://scroogle.org
Scroogle is a pretty good google(and yahoo) scraper. A scraper scrapes the results off a search engine and then adds them to a search page. This allows for an ad-free search with anomity. There are no cookies, no search term records, and access logs are deleted within 48 hours.
Interesting. But I think I'll stick with plain old google 
Google is better. I don't really care that the adds are there. There are too many of these things out there.
it's a good indie/anti-bigbusiness idea but has some problems. the layout is not as nice as google. furthermore, i must be missing something - what is the purpose of saving search data and session variables on self-hosted servers bought by money raised through the paypal donations? Instead, couldn't the whole site run on one low-budget server, using a single php script to take the searcher's query as a post variable and syndicate grep results from google? i must say the page on mozilla and google (http://www.scroogle.org/mozilla.html) is very interesting.
They don't save the search data. All of it is deleted withtin 48 hours. The whole site cannot be run on a single server because of the threat of google or yahoo throttleing their searches. They had an area where they answered all your questions, you may have to do a little searching in the site, though...
| {name here} wrote: |
http://scroogle.org
Scroogle is a pretty good google(and yahoo) scraper. A scraper scrapes the results off a search engine and then adds them to a search page. This allows for an ad-free search with anomity. There are no cookies, no search term records, and access logs are deleted within 48 hours. |
I don't like these wannabes that have to rely off of other reps because they are to cheap to make their own.
I will stick to google.The outlook doesnt look good and i have used google too long to change now
Google is certainly the best.
Easy to load and a great search engine
What more can you ask for?
| scorpio wrote: |
Google is certainly the best.
Easy to load and a great search engine
What more can you ask for? |
A search engine that's a bit less secretly commercialised and arbitrary in potentially life-changing decisions?
I don't think it is practical one.
Why don't try
http://www.alltooflat.com/geeky/elgoog/