I've just remembered; if your browser can handle it, there is also
https://wiby.me/, which we've had for several years now. Instead of converting DuckDuckGo's results to basic HTML, Wiby uses its own website index and aims to recreate the search experience of the old Web by prioritizing smaller, lesser-known sites that use less JavaScript and CSS rather than ad-riddled behemoths like Amazon, YouTube, and Twitter.
Unfortunately, this also means that the search results are slightly less precise to the entered query, thanks to the smaller pool to draw from. Fortunately though, websites can be submitted to be included as part of a query, helping to make future queries more precise.
It is tested working in Safari 4 on Tiger, and also works in Firefox 2.0.0.20 on Jaguar. It will probably work with Classilla in OS 9.2 as well.