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Unfortunately, Mojeek isn't listed as one of the options when selecting the search engine in Open WebUI. The only way I imagine I could use the API is through the searchapi option, but it is really vague and I cannot really figure out how to connect it to Mojeek.

I am begginer, if you couldn't already tell, so can you help me?

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[–] itsmegeorge@lemmy.zip 1 points 2 years ago

I am trying through searchapi, but every time I click save, it deletes the api URL so I'm gonna look into it. I honestly didn't know there were functions and custom models on openwebui