I'm trying Kagi now : - search results are greats ! - the speed isn't that great (results can take more than 1s to show) : does it become faster once you pay for it ? Or maybe it has to do with the access from europe.
Unlimited Kagi searches for $10 per month
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#882has anyone figured out how to configure this on iphone successfully
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#883Earlier quoted context omitted.
The term "whitewashing", like many uses of the color "white" has nothing to do with race. Rather, it is a metaphor referencing a type of paint. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitewashing_(censorship)
There are many meanings to the term whitewashing, including applying a semitransparent white finish to wood. I may have simply misread the GP and picked the wrong meaning, but I was going with this definition https://www.merriam-webster.com/wordplay/whitewashing-words-...
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#884How many is unlimited? Presumably they don't get unlimited searches for $10 and, inevitably, someone will use more than they planned for. How much more than they expected is considered "fair use" or however they want to term it and why can't I know that before I sign up instead of guess I'm within what they are thinking?
While I think your questions are definitely relevant, in practice, you search less than you think. I consider myself as a heavy search engine user but, based on Kagi stats, I was surprised how much less I actually searched compared to my estimate. My actual range is about 500-800 queries a month when I originally estimated upwards 1500 queries a month. Same thing with my friends.
Re: Unlimited Kagi searches for $10 per month
#885How many is unlimited? Presumably they don't get unlimited searches for $10 and, inevitably, someone will use more than they planned for. How much more than they expected is considered "fair use" or however they want to term it and why can't I know that before I sign up instead of guess I'm within what they are thinking?
I'm assuming they disallow bot use in their TOS. So they can probably offer unlimited searches that you run yourself by typing in the terms.
Re: Unlimited Kagi searches for $10 per month
#886How many is unlimited? Presumably they don't get unlimited searches for $10 and, inevitably, someone will use more than they planned for. How much more than they expected is considered "fair use" or however they want to term it and why can't I know that before I sign up instead of guess I'm within what they are thinking?
Whatever the cap is, I’m sure it’s a lot higher than google will let you do before they start rate limiting you or making you do a captcha for every search. Pretty much all search services have some cap, after which they will put up roadblocks to slow you down
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#887Much like youtube, I'm fine paying $10/yr, but $10/mo is pretty steep.
I pay for YouTube premium too, and it is $14/mo. Is that some different payment plan you have?
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Not so plain. We do not (log AND associate), or we do not log AND we don’t associate? Am I supposed to believe that if their backend crashes after a user query, that can’t tell what has been queried?
" Kagi does not log and associate searches with an account." > Am I supposed to believe that if their backend crashes after a user query, that can’t tell what has been queried? I'm sure they'll know the query. They just won't know which user made the query.
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Does it warn you about typos in your "prhase that exists with a phrase " or just blanks out?
I wasn't sure because this never bothered me so I did a little experiment by searching for "does it warn about mispellings" (Note the intentional misspelling above.) And here is the result: We haven’t found anything. There are no results that match all your keywords exactly. Check your spelling, try different keywords, or try without quotes: does it warn about mispellings Edit: I then tried to repeat the experiment w…