You can personalize your search results using Mojeek Focus:
You can also share your templates and browse others’ shared Mojeek Focus templates on GitHub:
For advanced business users, you can subscribe to the Mojeek API and combine that with a local LLM. That would allow you to further personalize and refine your searching over time using personal data. For example:
Mojeek also makes it easy to send your search results to different search engines in case you’re not happy with the results you got from Mojeek.
You can use Mojeek Search Choices which is a preference that adds additional search buttons at the bottom of each search results page. With Search Choices enabled, you can send your results to a different search engine by clicking on one of the buttons at the bottom of the search results:
It is also possible to customize the search engines available in Firefox or Chrome and their derivative web browsers.
For example, in Firefox, you can set a preference to: 1) add a search box to the Firefox UI which is separate from the address bar, and 2) keep your keywords between searches. That way you can use the browser to send your keywords to a different search engine.
The thread topic is not directly related, but this post links to the instructions for adding search engines to a web browser:
If you want to improve Mojeek’s search results, the most relevant way is by giving feedback on your search results.
The feedback button appears on the bottom right of the search results page:
