Thank you for your constructive feedback you've left, honestly I did not believe this would skyrocket at all.
Since I do not have time right now I am unable to introduce all changes you've proposed, but be assured that I am reading them all when the time allows. Let me quote some feedback you posted:
> Double negatives like "don't log nothing" really bother me.
Double negatives in Polish are totally fine, however despite that this may sound a bit odd in English - will take that into consideration. Although I don't think that "we don't log nothing" sounds wrong, English isn't my mother tongue (I am from Poland) so I appreciate your comment on this.
> It's a bit odd that all the search and "next page" requests are handled via POSTs.
GET method is more prone to data (i.e. search) leakage. I know that POSTs aren't that convenient but there's no other choice for now. If I am wrong please correct me, I am not an expert but like to know the potential way of resolving this.
> Clicking IMAGES or VIDEO turns that label to bold, as if I can search for multiple types at once, but then doesn't update the results.
Fixed. Categories are implemented but because of an accidental error made by myself switching between categories wasn't possible. Sorry for the inconvenience this caused.
Also you've mentioned that you can't switch instantly between categories. You may circumvent this by using flags (e.g. !images something for images tab), or by simply checking as much categories as you want then sending the request. Should you want explicitly this you may try to enable the "Search on category select" setting but unfortunately it doesn't work and when I've got more time I will try my best to fix it.
There are also some comments which pointed out the slowness of SVMetaSearch. Recently I've moved the project to a better VPS in the data centre located in Poland and most results should now show fine.
If you want - you may have your say on our Matrix room: https://matrix.to/#/#svmetasearch:noevil.pl. Despite vast messages in Polish most of room members can speak English (including myself, obviously).
