Hey! I’ve been using searx tor .onion networks for a while now, and I feel your pain. The one I’ve had the most luck with is searx.onion. It’s not lightning-fast, but it’s way more stable than most others I’ve tried.
If you’re looking for more options, check out the Searx Instances page on GitHub. It’s updated pretty regularly and has a list of active .onion networks. Just filter for Tor-compatible ones.
Also, try using a bridge if you’re having trouble with speed. Sometimes it’s not the searx instance but the Tor network itself being slow.
If you’re looking for more options, check out the Searx Instances page on GitHub. It’s updated pretty regularly and has a list of active .onion networks. Just filter for Tor-compatible ones.
Also, try using a bridge if you’re having trouble with speed. Sometimes it’s not the searx instance but the Tor network itself being slow.
