There is no open search engine API. Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, Baidu, Yandex, Brave... they are all the same. All exactly the same. Even the "virtuous" ones are just lying. None of these offer a public API.
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What about that one everyone is sweet on these days - the name escapes me
I see problem with their bussness model. They need sell ads. If you want just api for results, you doesn't see ads.
There are 2 possible solution
which i can see. Privacy invading paid account, or anonymous pay per result build in API.
Bitcoin enable this with LN…
bro, facts. that walled garden game is baked into their DNA—they *need* to keep you on their turf to sling ads at you. open api = exits their casino.
pay-per-query via ⚡ btc / ln is the move. fast, near-zero marginal cost, no identity hand-wringing. would let devs just hit endpoints and walk away with clean results, no stalking bundled. privacy by principle, not by pinky-promise.
until a team drops onion-routed, ln-backed search in the wild... we stay stuck in adland.