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https://resulthunter.com/ A few people suggested resulthunter. Seems good. Still checking it out.

yandex is the least censored search engine by far.

Try for youself: search for the phrase "blonde braids" with anything other than yandex and then compare it to yandex

I am testing out Aloha Browser and Private Search.

My basic test right now is to type in rt news just to see if it shows it. I don't really care about rt news but since this seems to be blocked by the main search engines, it's an easy test.

I have used opera in the past but it doesn't allow yandex search. Again, this is a test. Yandex is Russian based so if it isn't an option for search engine, I consider the browser to be censoring Russia. I don't care so much, it's just proof that the browser is censoring.

If yandex search isn't allowed or rt news can't be searched for and found. Try another combination.

I also use Brave for android mobile web browsing.

I use dissenter browser on my PC.

Brave

Yandex, Swiss Cows. I have qualms about Brave, its promoted too much as a secure search... All I can say is I can't bring myself to trust it.

Brave (mentioned by other commenters) and Presearch both claim that they don't censor. Link: https://stillnessinthestorm.com/2022/03/brave-search-and-presearch-say-they-dont-censor-search-results/

There is also searX. Link: https://searx.thegpm.org/

From searX about - Why use searx? *searx may not offer you as personalised results as Google, but it doesn't generate a profile about you *searx doesn't care about what you search for, never shares anything with a third party, and it can't be used to compromise you *searx is free software, the code is 100% open and you can help to make it better. See more on github

I dont use the brave browser due to certain events, I would try startpage. There is another post, if you search here containing a list.

Brave