Marginalia Search

“man does vertico, consult, orderless and marginalia help with discovery”

“Marginalia likely returns better results than Google, when it returns useful results.”

“Brave, Mojeek & Marginalia and EU Search Perspective have certainly been much friendlier to deal with.”

“most results are dead blogs and old .edu personal websites that someone forgot to delete”

“Bonus points to Marginalia for finding the obscure things Brave doesn't surface”

“a much larger index created by one person with less funding”

“I usually use Marginalia Search when I'm researching something and not finding any good results on Kagi or Google.”

“Marginalia already gives me better results for many queries than Google”

“packages like consult, vertico, marginalia etc all built on Emacs' facilities improving not just the package itself but how it integrates”

“I saw the impressive things Marginalia Search is doing in this area”

“results from search engines like marginalia etc that I tend to forget to search directly but like having meshed into my general searches.”

“by the sake of merely not being crap it's actually pretty decent if the thing you're looking for is in its index set”

“It flags sites that have advertising, javascript, etc. meaning that you can easily avoid those.”

“Marginalia Search / Kagi Small Web / Wiby / Million Short are better options”

“demonstrates powerful completion workflows that use daily in Emacs”

“Marginalia [5], if your searches are less about "big tech SEO servants"”

“Try Marginalia Search but be warned it doesn't index the entire web”

“I typically use marginalia and wiby to make finding posts from blogs easier”

“And the 'old' interface, you bet I tried to use it... which is actually gated with javascript”

“Marginalia have an excellent API that you can connect to from your own personal non-Javascript meta-search engine”

“It's a very nice site now. I prefer it better than old version.”

“Sadely this search engine is now javascript only.”

“Whatever it does find is pretty much guaranteed to be non-slop.”

“I am always fascinated by what it unearths when using it, and it really is a breath of fresh air.”

“I love your search engine for my ttrpg side projects to find obscure blogs, etc.”

“It's refreshing, although it doesn't index enough stuff to find what you're looking for, most times.”

“Whitelisting non–slop is sufficient and gets you Marginalia Search.”

“it does achieve its stated goal: of resurfacing real people on the internet.”

“I am pretty happy with https://marginalia-search.com/ . It's kind of my secondary search engine at this point.”

“Read the Marginalia blog too, there's so much good information in there.”

“almost always I find a real person writing about their experiences, not some content farm or corporate bland talk”

“Add your site to Marginalia Search. They accept submissions by email or GitHub PR”

“Sometimes I find it useful to find answers to technical problems because it only searches the kind of site where people write about the technical problems they solved.”

“I especially appreciate Marginalia for publicly documenting as much about building a search engine as they have”

“is an indie search engine that prioritizes small websites and non-commercial content”

“marginalia returns them as top results when I search the relevant keywords”

“You can kinda get a similar experience to StumbleUpon with marginalia's explore mode”

“has some not-very-obvious tools for exploring the link graph, that will occasionally turn up interesting things”

“I wonder what an AI using Marginalia for reference would be like.”

“marginalia search is great as a contrast to engines like google”