Thanks @girish I will build a custom version then.

OK, I have put a reminder for ourselves via a cron pattern for twice a month. In any case wants something like this, put this into the cron section of the app:

0 7 1,15 * * "==> Sending reminder to update apps" && swaks --server "${CLOUDRON_MAIL_SMTP_SERVER}" -p "${CLOUDRON_MAIL_SMTP_PORT}" --from "${CLOUDRON_MAIL_FROM}" --h-Subject "Check if SearXNG needs to be updated" --auth-user "${CLOUDRON_MAIL_SMTP_USERNAME}" --auth-password "${CLOUDRON_MAIL_SMTP_PASSWORD}" --to notification@domain.com --body "This is cron reminder to update SearXNG package if needed" --silent 2

@LoudLemur ok so, uh, what are these4search instences that support chatgpt?
an example please?

@girish Thank you for the update, the images are loading normally now.

@girish super thank you very much

@LoudLemur Yeah, also Whoogle works pretty well.

@cometfox27 did you deploy searx via Cloudron?

That begs the question, is there a self-hosted front end where you specify the backend search engines to use to get results and the frontend displays them for you as a proxy?

@jdaviescoates Correct, if you use Gandi API you are using wildcard certs and good.

When a cert is issued, most of the current certificate providers these days "log" the domain name as part of the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Certificate_Transparency project. These reports can then be scanned later. For example, go to https://crt.sh/ and search for say %google.com%. This gives various subdomains of google. When you use wildcard certs, only *.domain.com is logged and thus the subdomain is hidden. So, if you install searx at mysecretsearch.domain.com, there is no way for anyone to know the subdomain mysecretsearch since DNS has no subdomain search.

I think this can be marked as solved...

Since the reinstall back in Feb I've since been using my searx instance as my primary search on both my laptop and mobile, however, it's largely stopped working in recent days 😞

Thanks, new version is published now.