In case anyone was wondering, Weinberg is a pushover with no constitution. I once asked him why #DuckDuckGo doesn't filter out privacy-abusing #Cloudflare sites & it triggered him. He had no sound defense.. no good answer for it. It's clear that he simply does not have the guts to truly deliver a privacy-respecting search engine. He's fixated on serving normies who are privacy-naive.
@resist1984 Perhaps a Cloudflare MITM warning instead of filtering out the sites completely from search results? I think warnings about MITM for HTTPS is much more relevant than the common site cookie warnings.
@modrobert Studies show that a search result is *twice* as likely to be clicked on than the result immediately below it. So rank matters. A privacy respecting search engine does not give high ranks to Cloudflare sites.
@modrobert Consider what Ss does: it folds the #Cloudflare results at the bottom of the page. If the leading results are lacking, you can scroll to the bottom, unfold the CF sites & click the favicons to visit the archived mirrors of those sites. Ss: sercxi.nnpaefp7pkadbxxkhz2agtbv2a4g5sgo2fbmv3i7czaua354334uqqad.onion
@resist1984 That Onion URL must be broken, can't load it over Tor. Anyway, I guess that's one way to do it, still prefer a warning so the visitor knows HTTPS to this site is MITMed.
@otso @modrobert The onion URL works, but not for everyone. Tor Browser has no issues unless you've disabled #DoNotTrack. Other browsers will work, but you must enable DNT. If it still doesn't work, plz let me know and i'll make it known.
@resist1984 @otso I'm not using Tor browsers, using Chromium over Tor daemon. There is a '.' in the URL, that looks wrong to me, and it doesn't load.
@modrobert @otso I just tried it in #UngoogledChromium with DNT enabled, and indeed it does not work. The site is deliberately fussy & seems to want to encourage users to shrink their browser print, but I'm not sure what else is needed. It works for me in Tor Browser.
@modrobert @otso Note as well that it's safe to ignore the SSL cert warning because you're ultimately going to an onion site, e2ee is inherent in the connection. The site uses SSL not for crypto but as a means for verification, & it tends to alarm people.