Anubis

Weighs your search results: tag, rerank, and hide sites, with lists anyone can publish.

English (US) Anubis hides, ranks, and tags search results, on the search engine you already use. Rank any site from the results. Press the ⚖ button on a result to hide, lower, raise, or pin that site, or to tag it. Your choices apply to every search. Tags. Results carry small labels such as "Official docs", "Discussion", or "Paywalled", from your own tags and from lists you subscribe to. For each tag, choose whether it only shows, highlights results, or raises, lowers, or hides them. Lists anyone can publish. Subscribe to lists hosted on GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, or a gist. Anubis reads its own list format, Brave Goggles, uBlacklist rulesets, and plain lists of domains, so existing community lists work as they are. Load more results. Bring the next pages of results onto the first one and rank them together, so a site you pinned on page 3 rises to the top. Remove panels. Take AI answers, video panels, "People also ask", top stories, image rows, and related searches off search pages. Nothing disappears without a trace. A one-line summary says what Anubis changed, and "Show hidden" brings it back. Keyboard shortcuts turn Anubis on or off (Alt+Shift+O) and show hidden results (Alt+Shift+H). Works on the major search engines. See which ones: https://bishop-v.github.io/anubis/guide/search-engines No Anubis server or account. Anubis does not send your searches or settings to the developer. If you connect your own WebDAV server, it sends your rankings, tags, settings, and lists there to sync between browsers; the sync file is encrypted by default for new connections, but you can turn encryption off. Wiki: https://bishop-v.github.io/anubis/ Source code (AGPL-3.0): https://github.com/Bishop-V/anubis