I also turn on javascript on at searx.neocities.org because otherwise I have to type
in my search query manually into a specific search instance.
However if your threat model requires it, you can also go to the no-javascript version of searx.neocities.org. You will not be automatically redirected to a random Searx instance when using no-JS version.
I type in a keyword in the url bar and then the service redirects me to a random Searx/SearXNG instance. For load balancing purposes, it seems great since no single server will be stressed significantly. The searches are spread across multiple instances.
Sometimes the redirected Searx/SearXNG instances output bad results(e.g. errors).
In that case, just use the Searx redirector again to have new random Searx/SearXNG instance.
Maybe(to add): https://searx.neocities.org
Policies:
I found this random Searx/SearXNG search engine redirector at https://searx.space under the About tab.
To use it, I save the search redirector as a bookmark at https://searx.neocities.org/#q=%s&category_general=on
I also turn on javascript on at searx.neocities.org because otherwise I have to type in my search query manually into a specific search instance.
However if your threat model requires it, you can also go to the no-javascript version of searx.neocities.org. You will not be automatically redirected to a random Searx instance when using no-JS version.
I type in a keyword in the url bar and then the service redirects me to a random Searx/SearXNG instance. For load balancing purposes, it seems great since no single server will be stressed significantly. The searches are spread across multiple instances.
Sometimes the redirected Searx/SearXNG instances output bad results(e.g. errors). In that case, just use the Searx redirector again to have new random Searx/SearXNG instance.