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Announcing a new Search Engine for Lemmy - Lemmy
lemmy.mlI shared bits and pieces of this before, but it’s officially up and running now:
https://www.search-lemmy.com/ [https://www.search-lemmy.com/] This is an
enhanced search engine for Lemmy. With a few primary goals: * You can choose a
preferred instance. After choosing what your primary instance is, and performing
a search ALL links will open in that instance. * This aims to be a replacement
for using site:reddit.com in Google, but just for the fediverse. * You can
filter the search results by: * Instance – This will filter the results to only
show communities that belong to a particular instance. Just type something like
instance:lemmy.wrold or instance:https://lemmy.world/. This is separate from
your preferred instance, such that you can search for posts on lemmy.world while
still opening them on lemmy.ml [http://lemmy.ml]. * Community – You can refine
the search by a specific community. You use the same syntax that you’d use here
community:!fediverse@lemmy.world. * Author – Similar to the above you can also
filter by a specific author such as: author:@marsara9@lemmy.world. * The entire
thing is open-source. You can view the code and even host your own instance… See
more details here: https://github.com/marsara9/lemmy-search
[https://github.com/marsara9/lemmy-search]. NOTE: This only supports Lemmy
instances for now. Other fediverse type instances may be in the future depending
on how this works out. I’ve been working on this over just the last few weeks,
so it hasn’t had a chance to crawl much of the fediverse yet. For now it only
supports lemmy.world and lemmy.ml but other preferred-instances will come online
as time goes by. If anyone finds any bugs, and I’m sure you will, or if anyone
has any suggestions PLEASE raise an issue on GitHub for me to track. Lastly, if
anyone wants to help contribute please feel free to reach out. NOTE TO SERVER
ADMINS: You can prevent your site from being crawled by adding lemmy-search to
your robots.txt for the user-agent.
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