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Automatically or manually save contents of visited pages to a self hosted full text search engine.
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Self Hosted Search Engine – Take Control of Your Web Browsing
Please see https://github.com/aflin/Self_Hosted_Search_Engine for setup instructions.
Self Hosted Search Engine is a privacy-focused browser extension that saves the pages you visit to your own personal search engine—completely under your control. Paired with a self-hosted server, it lets you privately index and search any or every page you visit.
Key Features:
- Automatic Page Indexing
As you browse, the extension saves pages you visit to your personal search engine, running on your own server.
- Search Your Own History
Instantly perform full text searches of previously visited web pages using either the browser popup or your server’s web interface.
- Powerful Filtering
Choose which sites to include or exclude. By default, the extension skips banking and major portal sites (like Google, Bing, Yahoo, ChatGPT), which you can fully customize.
- In-Tab Controls
Each page displays a small, collapsible control bar that lets you manually upload pages, pause indexing, or switch modes.
- Manual Mode
Prefer to curate what gets saved? Enable manual mode and index only the pages you choose.
- Advanced Options
Optionally capture YouTube captions or index individual Facebook and Bluesky posts.
- Visual History
Explore your history by date or domain. View a calendar and timeline of visits.
Setup Instructions
Please visit https://github.com/aflin/Self_Hosted_Search_Engine for details on setting up the server and extension.
🛡️ Private by Design
All your data stays with you. The extension communicates only with the server you control, using encrypted connections. No third-party tracking. No cloud syncing. No data is sent to anywhere except your own server.
🖥️ Who It’s For
This extension is perfect for developers, researchers, power users, or anyone who wants to build a searchable, personal archive of their web activity—without relying on external services.