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Show HN: A reactive search engine
I believe that a search engine without tracking and personalisation needs a better way to refine your search. This is what I am trying to build with Kligl.
http://kligl.com
You can click on any word in the snippet to add this word or remove pages that contain it. Clicking on a date should let you change to sorting by date, etc. - instead of searching for an option in the second page of the advanced search options.
Any feedback or feature requests are much appreciated.
- rainysunday 14y agoI integrated HNSearch as well (not yet linked from the main pages): http://kligl.com/hnsearch/ http://kligl.com/hnsearch/ I found some interesting posts when testing it: http://kligl.com/hnsearch/#search+sort:old+type:comment+user:pg http://kligl.com/hnsearch/#search+sort:old+type:comment+user... led to http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2459 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2459 Also this: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=259132 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=259132 Funny, that the idea of a search engine for the best 10k hackers from PG's essay on start-ip ideas is already 3 years old. Another one: http://kligl.com/hnsearch/#dropbox+sort:old+type:comment http://kligl.com/hnsearch/#dropbox+sort:old+type:comment
- jnorthrop 14y agoI really like it. It's fast, very intuitive and I can definitely see a use for it. The ability to filter results "live" by just clicking on a word is a powerful UI addition. Certainly easier then typing in advanced search operators into the search box. Nice work.