SEARCH ENGINE · OWN INDEX

What is Marginalia Search?
Marginalia Search is a search engine; the sources read do not record who runs it. It runs its own index. No structured data support is documented in the pages read. Its pages do not limit it to listed countries. The research lists one crawler token for it: search.marginalia.nu.
Last checked November 10, 2026 · 3 sources
- Type
- Search engine
- Run by
- Not recorded in the sources read
- Results come from
- Its own index
- Recorded markets
- Not limited to listed countries in its pages
- Where its share is highest
- StatCounter does not track Marginalia Search.
- Share, worldwide
- StatCounter does not track Marginalia Search.
- Structured data formats
- None documented
- Rich result types
- None on record
Where does Marginalia Search get its results?
Which countries use Marginalia Search?
StatCounter does not track Marginalia Search. None of the labels in its search engine figures for October 2026 maps to Marginalia Search in this research. StatCounter Global Stats
Recorded markets
The research records no country limit for Marginalia Search: its pages do not limit it to listed countries.
Does Marginalia Search use structured data?
The research records no documented support for any structured data format for Marginalia Search.
| Format | Documented support | What the research records |
|---|---|---|
| JSON-LD | Not documented | Not documented as parsed. A 2022 post by the author notes that publish dates appear on the web in JSON-LD, Microdata, RDFa and Open Graph, but does not say the engine reads them.[3] |
| Microdata | Not documented | Not documented as parsed. A 2022 post by the author notes that publish dates appear on the web in JSON-LD, Microdata, RDFa and Open Graph, but does not say the engine reads them.[3] |
| RDFa | Not documented | Not documented as parsed. A 2022 post by the author notes that publish dates appear on the web in JSON-LD, Microdata, RDFa and Open Graph, but does not say the engine reads them.[3] |
| Open Graph | Not documented | Not documented as parsed. A 2022 post by the author notes that publish dates appear on the web in JSON-LD, Microdata, RDFa and Open Graph, but does not say the engine reads them.[3] |
| Microformats | Not documented | Not documented on the first-party pages fetched.[2] |
| Twitter Cards | Not documented | Not documented on the first-party pages fetched.[2] |
“Not documented” means the pages read do not say; it does not mean the format is ignored.
Rich resultsThe research records no rich result type for Marginalia Search.
How does Marginalia Search crawl the web?
The research lists 1 crawler token for Marginalia Search: the names a site uses in robots.txt rules, with what each one does where the source says.
search.marginalia.nu[2]
How do I test my markup for Marginalia Search?
The research records no markup testing tool of its own for Marginalia Search.
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Site ownersThe research records no guidelines or vocabularies of its own for Marginalia Search.
What could not be verified?
These claims about Marginalia Search came up in the research, but no page that could be read confirms them. They are kept apart, and nothing above rests on them.
Marginalia reads datePublished or article:published_time from page markup to date documents.
Why it is open: The post describes where dates can be found on the web but does not state that the engine parses them.
How it was checked
Source 3 read in full; https://www.marginalia.nu/release-notes/v2024-01-0/ (read, no structured data mention).
Sources
The pages the research used for Marginalia Search, numbered as cited above. Accessed November 10, 2026 unless shown.
- 1.Search Sources | Kagi's Docs · Kagi
- 2.For Webmasters · Marginalia
- 3.Carbon Dating HTML · Marginalia · updated October 27, 2022
Market share figures: StatCounter Global Stats, search engine market share, October 2026, licensed CC BY-SA 3.0.