Bing search

Search the web on Bing and return the page's organic result cards (title, url, snippet, age), paging by offset. Bing's /ck/a redirect wrapper is decoded, so urls are the real destination. Anonymous — no login. Search operators are limited. site: is not usable: Bing answers a site: query with a Cloudflare human-verification challenge instead of results, deterministically (measured: plain queries succeed immediately before and after a challenged one, so it is keyed on the operator, not on rate or session). The script throws when it sees that page rather than returning an empty list. Quoted "exact phrases" are not a hard filter either — Bing silently relaxes them and answers a looser query, so a quoted phrase cannot prove a page is or is not in the index. One call returns the organic cards on one page, typically 2-10. The variation is the page, not a cap: ads and answer blocks share the same result list, so a heavily monetised query leaves fewer organic slots. Page with `offset` (0-based, mapped to Bing's &first=offset*10+1); adjacent pages were measured disjoint, so pages can be fetched concurrently and unioned — dedupe by url. Bing was never observed returning zero results, even for a quoted nonsense phrase (it relaxes the query and answers something), so an empty `results` is not a state this script has seen. Treat it as suspicious rather than as proof of absence.