I selfhost what I gain and try to degoogle as well.

  • Hellfire103@lemmy.ca
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    12 days ago

    You guys just need time, I think. I’ll probably be a proud Mojeek user in the future, but for now I need something a bit different. That said, I have found Mojeek to be excellent for finding smaller blogs and articles that I wouldn’t otherwise have read, so it’s still pretty useful even if I don’t use it as my main engine.

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        6 days ago

        First time I’ve heard of your project. it looks great!

        Do you have any place you’d like to collect result issues? I’d be willing to run it for a while and give feedback on anything out of whack.

        The biggest problem I see in about 10 minutes of playing with it:

        Official documentation gets trampled by older fan docs.

        q=“Setting up Tailscale on Linux”

        In a perfect world would give you “https://tailscale.com/kb/1031/install-linux

        Bing, Google, Quant, all rate that high (#1), it’s a universal instruction page for most linux.

        q=“Tailscale” does bring me right to the official site.

        q=“site:tailscale.com tailscale setup” does net a couple of results from their kb, but not 1031.

        another example

        q=“Pinokio Setup”

        expecting to headline pinokio.computer as the official site, but there’s nothing on the first page.

        changing it to q=“pinokio” drops you right on the pinokio.computer

        q=“site:pinokio.computer pinokio setup” results in no results

        It’s super responsive, please keep up the good work!

        • Mojeek Search Engine@lemmy.ml
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          6 days ago

          Thanks a lot, these are very useful and will be raised. For further feedback there is https://www.mojeek.com/about/contact and also a submit feedback button on results pages.

          Bing, Google, Quant, all rate that high (#1), it’s a universal instruction page for most linux.

          Just in case you didn’t know, Qwant will have that high because they use Bing’s index.