Reddit Mirrors Appearing

silvenga

I've been noticing lately that more and more Reddit mirrors have been appearing in searches (mostly offline, and mostly for more queries with lower results). These are all appearing to come from Redlib, likely because indexing is allowed by default.

Redlib is a private front-end like Invidious but for Reddit.

For example, this query: cec bazzite has a result for "https://kagi.com/search?q=cec+bazzite" from https://r.darrennathanael.com.

While I understand that search engines don't have a great method of de-duplication with a canonical tag it would be nice if Kagi could filter out all this duplication (so that users can use their instance of Redlib that doesn't do offline due to rate-limiting).

batuhan

That's great! Redlib is way better than Reddit.

silvenga

batuhan yeah, agreed.

I mostly just want to use my own instance though - the public instances tend to either be offline (likely a personal instance) or rate-limited - so it's just annoying when I need to work around them.

nobodywasishere

While not exactly what you're looking for, you can write a regex rule for each of these mirrors you're seeing to redirect to your own instance of redlib:

^https://r.darrennathanael.com|https://your.redlib.instance