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Frequently Asked Questions about Coogel Privacy Search & AIO

What is Coogel (coogel.org) and how does its privacy-first search work?

Coogel (coogel.org) is a self-hosted, open-source, uncensored privacy meta-search engine and AI synthesis platform developed by Coogel Labs. When you search on Coogel, your query is anonymized and aggregated across resilient independent search indexes (prioritizing Yandex and Brave alongside DuckDuckGo Lite, Qwant, Mojeek, Startpage, Wikipedia, ArXiv, and GitHub) via our server-side gateway without logging your IP address, cookies, or browser fingerprint.

How does Coogel AI Overview (AIO) generate instant answers without tracking me?

Coogel synthesizes real-time executive summaries, key facts, and numbered source citations directly from authoritative organic search results and encyclopedia records retrieved for your query. All synthesis happens ephemerally per query without building personal user profiles.

Does Coogel proxy external images and thumbnails to prevent third-party IP leaks?

Yes. Every website favicon, image result, video preview, and shopping thumbnail on Coogel is routed through our hardened server-side privacy proxy (/api/proxy-image), preventing external websites from seeing your IP address or setting tracking cookies when viewing search results.

Can AI agents, researchers, and LLMs query Coogel programmatically?

Yes. Coogel provides full Artificial Intelligence Optimization (AIO) support, including /llms.txt, /llms-full.txt, /openapi.json, Schema.org JSON-LD graphs on every page, Markdown content negotiation (Accept: text/markdown), and structured JSON/Markdown search endpoints (/api/search and /api/ai/search).

How can I set Coogel.org as my default browser search engine?

Coogel publishes an OpenSearch description manifest at https://coogel.org/opensearch.xml. In Chrome, Brave, Firefox, Edge, or Safari, simply visit coogel.org and add https://coogel.org/?q=%s as your default search engine URL.