#Cloudflare has now surpassed MitMing *1/3rd* of the world's websites, controlling a staggering 34%. And yet privacy seekers naively continue to use so-called "privacy focused" search engines like #DuckDuckGo, which neglects to filter out Cloudflare sites from the results.
@resist1984 Any suggestions for search engines which *do*?
@Coffee Ss filters out #Cloudflare sites & folds them at the bottom of the results. Clearnet users can reach it at https://sercxi.eu.org/ & Tor users can visit https://sercxi.nnpaefp7pkadbxxkhz2agtbv2a4g5sgo2fbmv3i7czaua354334uqqad.onion/ This is the best search engine in the world. It puts #DuckDuckGo to shame and it's better than any #searx instance i've used.
@resist1984 I've tried opening it back then, and just tried opening it now, but I can't open it in Lynx. It closes the connection as soon as the HTTP request is received.
@Coffee lynx is broken on Ss for me too. If i run "torsocks lynx -noreferer -head 'DNT: 1' $URL" it's instant death. Strangely, it goes a little further if I run lynx inside of a tor middlebox and firejail.. it prompts for ssl cert acceptance. But then it still fails anyway. Ss requires do-not-track to be enabled, but -head should have achieved that unless i wrote it wrong.
@resist1984 Ah. Good that they provide a helpful error message instead of just closing the conne... oh wait.
Anyway, -head doesn't work the way you think. I checked the man page, and turns out Lynx doesn't have a way to add custom headers, nor a way to turn on DNT.
That said, using links with "-http.do-not-track 1" doesn't work either. It makes me accept the certificate, and then makes 3 connection attempts before reporting "Error reading from socket".
@resist1984 Actually, I only have to accept the certificate when connecting to the .onion domain. Probably because the certificate on sercxi.eu.org is valid.
@resist1984
Thanks! I'll be giving that a try.