Enhancements to the Kagi Search Experience
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Enhancements to the Kagi Search Experience
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#3Happy to keep paying for this.
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#6Oh wow, these are legitimately all good improvements. Some are things I'd use, some are, I'm sure, going to appreciated by others, but what's pointedly not anywhere on this list (except cheekily in a few screenshots) is any sort of AI-powered nonsense. I know they mentioned a while back that they were working on some tooling of that sort, but boy am I happy that (in this release at least), they focused on features th…
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#7Time to give Kagi another go, Google is ruined for me, I just can’t use Microsoft products. Will try again.
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#8The only thing I found interesting/useful was public records search
Overall, while I'm still not sure whether Kagi is worth the money I'm paying, I keep doing it so that they can release improvements like this one. Their quick development speed is great to see.
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#9Better off using a VPN and duck or Brave imho.
In any case these improvements do look very good. Public record search is cool. Lenses improvements look interesting as that seems the be the most unique feature.
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#10I knew Kagi is paid but I didn't know they had a limit on how many searches you can perform, which is also rather low. But what I really didn't like is how dishonest they are. The lowest tier costs $5 and includes 200 searches per month. That is 6.66 per day! But they say "Includes enough searches for 99% of internet users" because "The average person searches Google three or four times per day". They know very well that someone for pays for Kagi (or even knows about Kagi) doesn't perform three or four searches a day.