The guide provides a detailed exploration of various methods for web scraping DuckDuckGo, a search engine known for its privacy features, which does not track searches or browsing history. It outlines how to build a custom DuckDuckGo scraper using Python, leverage the DDGS library for simplified scraping tasks, utilize the Bright Data SERP API for scalable and high-volume scraping, and integrate DuckDuckGo scraping tools into AI agents via the Bright Data Web MCP. The guide emphasizes the differences between DuckDuckGo's dynamic and static search engine results pages (SERPs), explaining that the dynamic version requires JavaScript rendering and browser automation tools, while the static version can be scraped using traditional HTTP clients and HTML parsers. It also discusses the necessity of using rotating proxies to avoid IP blocks during large-scale scraping operations and offers a step-by-step tutorial on setting up a Python environment for building a custom scraper, including the use of libraries like requests and BeautifulSoup for fetching and parsing HTML data.