I think it’d be a very bad look for a company the size of Google to file something against a tiny open source application.
Colors are slightly different, the word “Google” can’t be copyrighted and it’s an aggregator and not an engine, that said I do want to rebrand before going out of beta, mostly due to this being impossible to find when searching for it 😆
I’ll look into it, depends if the engines allow that natively and is part of the URL search query
Well yeah, the absolute best way to make sure you get consistent results would be to privately selfhost this of course! There aren’t enough public instances yet, hopefully more people step forward ♥️
I’ll look into it ♥️
Ha! I remember! Yeah I tried to make theming as easy as possible, you’ll see if you decide to make a custom theme!
One note about that list, I don’t think I’d call “slopware” a project that decides to enable codepilot to initially scan code reviews 😆 that’s what it says next to searxng, that list feels a little too strict and almost having some sort of agenda, I’d say 80% of the internet should be in there if we go by these criterias lol
Hi! Probably, I tend to add translations to all my apps if they become popular enough anyway… do you mean to geolocate searches or to translate?
Both possible, technically, but geolocation may be a bit tougher Feel free to open a feature request on GitHub so I don’t forget ♥️
I learned about whoogle the other day from a tweet, very different tech and principles overall, this is more of an alternative to searxng, but regardless, alternatives make the internet a better place ♥️🫡
Thank you! Let me know how you get on!
Some people have already been hosting public instances of it <3
https://github.com/fccview/degoog/blob/main/docs/repo/PUBLIC_INSTANCES.md
I wanted to keep this simple, but my next step would be something that may be considered similar to a stylometric analysis, just have no idea how i’ll tackle it, can’t remember last time I went on stackoverflow before working on this project lol
Something like checking patterns in length of variable names, patterns in maximum line lengths.
My worry with it is the tool starting to flag good coding standards lol
How would you apply stylometric analysis in a simple html/js/css project like this? As I don’t want to compromise the nature of it
wow thank you so much for the extensive testing! Yeah it’s far from perfect, but can’t stress it enough, the aim of the site is not to tell you how much is made by AI but how likely it is that something was reviewed by a human!
I’ll most DEFINITELY sort out the bar situation, did not think that one through as much lol
I did put inline styling as a AI choice, most devs wouldn’t do that, AI loves doing that haha
I’ll try and fine tune things more and more, this is super helpful stuff!!
No, it’s not possible, also data resets every half hour… I just logged in
user: demo
password: demodemo
let me know if it works
Thank you ❤️
Hey, thank you for the heads up, I just checked it… I mean… the only resemblance is that they are both J - with very different fonts at that.
Pretty sure nobody would get the two confused, so it should be all good ❤️
I’d have a read here :)
https://www.google.com/patents/opnpledge/pledge/
Whilst you’re generally right, Google does not have a history of suing open source projects and they very much care about optics in this specific aspect (at least so far and for now). Whilst I’m not a fan generally, it’s undeniable how much they contribute to open source in general :) it’s always good to give credits where credits are due as it’s the kind of behaviour we want to encourage you know