>I can't say I understand the appeal of searx over DDG. I appreciate and like that the software itself is free, but it's still being run on someone else's machines which I have no control over just like DDG. So long as I'm not looking into hosting a search engine myself, DDG offers me the same freedom. Some might put a higher priority on supporting services that run free software, which is respectable.

Another plus may be the fact that searx.me and many other instances have their servers outside of the NSA, err sorry.. I meant USA, so they are not subject to the yankee (lack of) law. But you are right on one thing: you have no control over none of them.


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