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Can a search engine be selfhosted?
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this post was submitted on 31 Jul 2023
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I'm glad you ask! I have been working on a peer-to-peer search engine. The goal is to index websites that are on IPFS. It's an MVP but you can already try the demo and run your node to make your data searchable for the whole network (you would need to generate html files from your data and put it on ipfs first)
Thank you so much for your answer!