Is it possible to cache anonymous search results?
Anonymous Search Results Cache is a great way of optimizing public-facing websites that use search-driven publishing for performance. Unfortunately, at this moment, it cannot be used with Content Search Web Parts that use User Segments.
Which is the best search engine for anonymous search?
It is a metasearch engine, which means that it gathers results from popular search engines and combines them. Searx removes every identifying data from your request so that Google, Yahoo, and other search engines receive the search phrase as an anonymous request. It runs on open-source software, and its code is available on Github.
Are there any search engines that do not track You?
Oscobo is an anonymous search engine. This search engine never stores and track user data in any way. It does not allow any third-party track or misuse of users’ data. It provides a Chrome extension for doing searches. It does not allow to hack your history or any personal information so that nobody can’t misuse it.
Is there a cache issue in SharePoint Server?
There is a known issue in which Content Search Web Part and the Catalog-Item Reuse Web Part do not use the anonymous search results cache on category pages. This issue is resolved in the SharePoint Server 2013 cumulative update for March 2013.
How to enable anonymous search in SharePoint 2013?
As you know, in order to enable the SharePoint 2013 Search REST API for anonymous users, you have to create a Query Properties Template file. The exact configuration steps are described in my article dedicated to configuring SharePoint 2013 Search REST API for anonymous users.
How are search results improved in SharePoint 2013?
One of the great improvements in SharePoint 2013 is the ability of displaying personalized content using the Content Search Web Part. By passing User Segments to the search query, you can tailor the results to the particular visitor showing her more relevant content and increase the chance for conversion.