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<title>New Leaf Journal Feeds</title>
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<span>I reviewed a niche search tool called Peekier in February 2022. Peekier, like many "alternative" search, was mostly a Bing front-end. However, it came with a strong, straightforward privacy policy (albeit with a bit of Cloudflare required .js to run) and a unique way of presenting search results as preview thumbnails. However, I discovered the other day that Peekier is no more -- its URL redirects to Kagi Search as of late February. I took a look at the demise of Peekier.
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https://thenewleafjournal.com/peekier-redirects-to-kagi-search/
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#search #searchengine #peekier #kagi #bing</span>
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