Kagi and Wolfram
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Kagi and Wolfram
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#2This is a wonderful and fitting collab!
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#3kagi is the new apple: shut up and take my money
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#4This is pretty damn cool. It might finally push me over the edge to give the subscription a go.
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#5I'm excited for this. I've found Kagi to be very useful having widgets like this, in addition to the search results being good. I still have DDG as my search engine for ephemeral searches[1] on my phone and I'm getting sick of it. I don't know if I'd say the result quality has been getting worse, it's just not good and hasn't been for years.
Kagi on the other hand feels like an ideal subscription service. It feels like what Google search wanted to become.
[1] To force me not to leave open tabs I don't really care about, my default browser is FireFox Focus, which is strictly "incognito" mode, which means I'd have to manually log in to Kagi every time I did a search.
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#6The steve jobs example has a typo, "place of dearth"
(https://kagifeedback.org/assets/files/2024-03-05/1709652268-...)
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#7I'm excited for this. I've found Kagi to be very useful having widgets like this, in addition to the search results being good. I still have DDG as my search engine for ephemeral searches[1] on my phone and I'm getting sick of it. I don't know if I'd say the result quality has been getting worse , it's just not good and hasn't been for years. Kagi on the other hand feels like an ideal subscription service. It feels l…
You can use the session link [0] in incognito so you don't have to login each time.
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#8This is pretty damn cool. It might finally push me over the edge to give the subscription a go.
Just do it. Kagi has been my favorite $10/mo spent before this collab already.
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#9I'm excited for this. I've found Kagi to be very useful having widgets like this, in addition to the search results being good. I still have DDG as my search engine for ephemeral searches[1] on my phone and I'm getting sick of it. I don't know if I'd say the result quality has been getting worse , it's just not good and hasn't been for years. Kagi on the other hand feels like an ideal subscription service. It feels l…
You can get something somewhat similar to Firefox Focus in regular Firefox for Android by enabling the option to open in Private tabs by default and turning on tab auto-closing. That's what I did for a while when there were indications that Firefox Focus was about to be abandoned (which never actually happened).
Even better though, now that Add Ons are opened up on Firefox for Android you can install Cookie AutoDelete. Then you just use regular tabs and can keep your Kagi cookies (and any other sites you regularly log into) but have it nuke every other site.
There is also a Kagi Add On. It didn't do pretty much anything when I first installed it last year but it might work these days.
Oh, and finally, there is the Kagi Session Link you can use that embeds a token in the URL so that you can more easily use it for something like a search provider in Incognito/Private tabs.
Re: Kagi and Wolfram
#10I'm excited for this. I've found Kagi to be very useful having widgets like this, in addition to the search results being good. I still have DDG as my search engine for ephemeral searches[1] on my phone and I'm getting sick of it. I don't know if I'd say the result quality has been getting worse , it's just not good and hasn't been for years. Kagi on the other hand feels like an ideal subscription service. It feels l…
You can use the session link [0] in incognito so you don't have to login each time. [0] https://kagi.com/settings?p=user_details
On mobile incognito you'd need to access that session link and go from there. You cannot just use the address/search bar, as mobile browsers like Chrome do not include a config to put the link.