On a browser with static vertical height, such as a simple desktop Firefox/Chrome, the Searxng footer ("powered by Searxng ...") sticks to the bottom of the page, even if you resize the window. On the home page with the search bar, this means that there is no scroll bar.

This is done with flex and 100vh:

However, on mobile phones with dynamic vertical height, for example Safari with chrome UI that recedes as you interact with the content, the footer will go below the chrome, causing vertical scroll bar to appear.

The solution can be to use dvh for the dynamic viewport height:

• For visual explanation, see here.
• Use dvh for homepage with vh as fallback.
• dvh appears widely supported by browsers.
• Pro: No scroll bar for the homepage, all information directly visible.
• Con: Maybe people prefer the footer to be hidden below the chrome.

I'm happy to take on this task, if maintainers/community do not mind the modifications. Thanks!