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I appreciate that people really need cross-platform functionality, but given that their own website says that the browser is currently in Beta, I think it’s fai
by ketzo 5y ago
I appreciate that people really need cross-platform functionality, but given that their own website says that the browser is currently in Beta, I think it’s fair to try and restrict criticism to the actual product as it currently is.
Personally, I’ve been using Kagi Search (the same company’s search engine, also in beta) for about a week, and have had a great experience.
- version_five 5y agoI'm very happy with kagi search and gave switched over too. It does rely in google (and others) but seems to retain the "good" aspects of google search without all the crap (ads) and nagging. And by virtue of it being smaller, I don't care as much about them presumably harvesting as much data as possible from me. It will be interesting to see how they scale.
- Kbelicius 5y agoConsidering that once it is out of beta kagi search will be a paid service I hope they don't harvest any data. Don't see a point in paying if they do.
- ketzo 5y agoWell, I understand that on some level, a search engine only gets better by utilizing the data in its searches. Sharing data, or using it for purposes other than improving search, sure, that’s a problem. But I think it’s reasonable to say that they gotta learn something from their users.