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iirc the searx engine config yaml accepts a list of searexes too. Keeping the list updated with working instances is annoying tho. Maybe less annoying with friends so you don't have to guess about reliability.
That is incredibly useful. I didn't know it did that but it stands to reason, it's just another search URL after all. In that case it'd probably be fairly trivial to just scrape the list at searx.space and jam it in the yaml file say once a week.