Why this server?
This server directly addresses both parts of the request by integrating multiple search engines, including SearXNG, and providing scraping, crawling, and content extraction capabilities to process the resulting web links.
Why this server?
This solution explicitly links SearXNG search results with a tool (Puppeteer-scraper) capable of navigating and extracting live content from the identified web links, achieving the required workflow.
Why this server?
This server combines SearXNG search functionality with explicit capabilities for 'website content scraping,' making it suitable for finding links via SearXNG and then extracting the page content.
Why this server?
This general-purpose tool is ideal for the second step: crawling and extracting data from web pages given the links identified by SearXNG, outputting structured data in formats like Markdown.
Why this server?
This tool explicitly supports both web search (finding the links) and subsequent crawling and content extraction (scraping the content from those links).
Why this server?
Specializes in high-quality scraping and data extraction from any website globally, making it a robust option for accessing and extracting content from the pages linked by SearXNG.
Why this server?
This server provides the first necessary step: access to the SearXNG metasearch engine to identify the relevant web links.
Why this server?
This tool is essential for the second step, enabling the fetching of content (HTML, text, etc.) from any given URL, such as the links returned by the SearXNG servers.
Why this server?
Useful after fetching the content, this server extracts and cleans the main webpage content, transforming raw HTML into clean, organized Markdown for easy analysis.
Why this server?
A specialized tool that converts scraped web content into clean, structured Markdown, solving the post-scraping data cleaning requirement of the user's task.