Welcome to Noodle, your go-to search engine for finding anything and everything on the internet. We are dedicated to providing our users with the most relevant and accurate search results possible, all while ensuring their online privacy and security.

Our team of experienced developers and search engine experts have worked tirelessly to create an easy-to-use platform that delivers the most comprehensive search results. Whether you're looking for the latest news, shopping deals, or just trying to satisfy your curiosity, Noodle has got you covered.

We understand that your online privacy is important, which is why we have implemented advanced security measures to ensure your data is safe and secure while using our platform. Additionally, we never sell or share your personal information with third-party advertisers, giving you complete peace of mind while browsing the web.

At Noodle, we pride ourselves on providing a user-friendly interface that's easy to navigate. Our search engine is designed to deliver fast and accurate results, with features such as autocomplete and spell check to make your search experience as smooth as possible.

But don't just take our word for it. See for yourself how Noodle can revolutionize your online search experience. Try us out today and start experiencing the difference.

Here is a table showcasing some of Noodle's key features:

Feature	Description
Comprehensive	Our search engine delivers the most relevant and accurate results
Secure	Advanced security measures ensure your data is safe and secure
Privacy-oriented	We never sell or share your personal information
User-friendly	Our platform is designed for easy navigation
Fast and Accurate	Features such as autocomplete and spell check improve accuracy

Thank you for choosing Noodle as your search engine. We are dedicated to delivering the best possible search experience for our users and look forward to serving you for years to come.

The full source code to this website was written by Niclas Jung and is available here
Note that this excludes everything from the folder 'autocompletion' which was created after the tutorial from w3schools.com