@girish said in SearxNG has an instance with ChatGPT experimental support:

@jdaviescoates ah, thanks for the info! I wanted to switch as well but was trying to find out why they forked before I made the switch.

Thanks and thanks @jdaviescoates . SearxNG looks like the better choice.

For me the problem is that though the front-end is Free, all the "search" engines are censorious, Big Data monstrosities. I really hope we are able to find a Free search that can be run on Cloudron.

Just to remind everybody, there is a request by JoDuMonT here for YaCy:

https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/2715/yacy-decentralized-web-search?_=1674639379272

It would be neat if the full text search could be extended to all hosted static sites.

@murgero As i said, Preside does all what I need and handles all data (including a full-text search index) on device, only.

@robi
That is a very nice screen-cast. It helps demonstrate a function very clearly.

Shaarli is wondeful, but doesn't have a dark-mode.

What do people think of Linkding relative to Shaarli?

I have to say, Shaarli is superb and if you haven't tried it yet, please do give it a go. Tags are terrific. It is nice to see the daily too.

Nice!

Properly open source and maintained forks of Elasticsearch and Kibana

https://github.com/opensearch-project/OpenSearch

https://github.com/opensearch-project/OpenSearch-Dashboards

@girish ah, so you can. But for some reason it seems to require at least 6 characters for it to work (I had already tried searching for the first few letters and hence thought it didn't work).

This seemed trivial to add, so I fixed it for next release. Thanks for the suggestion!

@girish A couple of years ago, the maintainer of YaCy stated he wasn't going to do any further unpaid work to improve the project. Some improvements have happened since then, though these are largely the result of a paid project he is supporting. I haven't looked at the websited for a while but that certainly has had some big changes of late.

UPDATE!

Big changes have happened on the YaCy project website. There is a live demo of an instance now for people to try:

https://yacy.searchlab.eu/Status.html

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The YaCy Grid project has got off the ground now too. (The maintainer wanted this to be the way forward.)

If you haven't visited https://searchlab.eu recently, it is worth a look

https://searchlab.eu/en/access/download/

I know it is possible to index specific site with YaCy but, someone know if it's possible to embed it in a website ?