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Yeah, I like Kagi - and I even talked to the founder about working there. It doesn't do well at questions, and doesn't have some of google's widgets (e.g. curre
by smallerfish 5y ago
Yeah, I like Kagi - and I even talked to the founder about working there. It doesn't do well at questions, and doesn't have some of google's widgets (e.g. currency conversion) but it's better than duckduckgo.
- mischa_u 5y agoKagi's currency conversion widget works fine for me, I use it almost daily: "10 eur to usd" https://kagi.com/search?q=10+eur+to+usd https://kagi.com/search?q=10+eur+to+usd Which widget queries are you having trouble with?
- smallerfish 5y agoAh! You are right. Google supports a level of indirection that Kagi does not. "100 pesos to dollars" or "100 pesos to usd". If you use the actual currency code, Kagi works.
- Aldo_MX 5y agowhy would you search for "pesos" when almost every hispanic country has their own "peso"?
- eitland 5y agoBut seriously, who actually needs widgets and all the other distractions? I've used Kagi since December and I'm ready to pay $5, $10 or even $20 a month if they just continue to provide the same quality as they do today. I mostly search at work and I come to a search engine to find things I search for, not to get suggestions for what I should search for instead, not to enjoy cute widgets and stuff. A search engine can be as basic as it wants if it gets my results, but if results are equal obviously nice is better than ugly.