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> You have to login each time you search stuff in private browsing. That drove me crazy with Neeva.com, too, and I actually suggested to them that they could o

> You have to login each time you search stuff in private browsing. That drove me crazy with Neeva.com, too, and I actually suggested to them that they could offer a URL with a pre-shared key in it that I could use for incognito windows, like https://search.example.com/?login=edf91f14-21d9-40d1-ae96-9086bc65360d&q=%s https://search.example.com/?login=edf91f14-21d9-40d1-ae96-90... or (arguably superior) https://edf91f14-21d9-40d1-ae96-9086bc65360d.search.example.com/?q=%s https://edf91f14-21d9-40d1-ae96-9086bc65360d.search.example.... They still haven't fixed that :-(

freediver 4y ago
Kagi search extensions (open source, available on all browers) allows you to search in private windows. https://help.kagi.com/kagi/getting-started/setting-default.html#browser_extension https://help.kagi.com/kagi/getting-started/setting-default.h... In additional Kagi implements the same thing you suggested basically, called a private session token that allows you to be logged in by appending it to the URL if you do not want to use the extension.