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I'll try to get back with some numbers later today.

• eitland 4y ago
  This month, sorry for the crazy date formatting, I copied it from the Kagi UI: Date (UTC) Searches Apr 28, 2023 23 Apr 27, 2023 11 Apr 26, 2023 24 Apr 25, 2023 4 Apr 24, 2023 18 Apr 23, 2023 7 Apr 22, 2023 1 Apr 21, 2023 6 Apr 20, 2023 7 Apr 19, 2023 10 Apr 17, 2023 18 Apr 16, 2023 1 Apr 15, 2023 14 Apr 14, 2023 22 Apr 13, 2023 7 Apr 12, 2023 18 Apr 11, 2023 11 Apr 10, 2023 13 Apr 9, 2023 4 Apr 8, 2023 15 Apr 7, 2023 7 Apr 6, 2023 6 Apr 5, 2023 7 Apr 4, 2023 12 Apr 3, 2023 19 Apr 2, 2023 11 Apr 1, 2023 15 The last few months: (UTC) Searches Apr 2023 311 Mar 2023 495 Feb 2023 313 Jan 2023 434 Dec 2022 386 Nov 2022 396 Oct 2022 425 How I search: I typically start with one of the same type of queries as you did above, then I open every interesting-looking page from the first query in a nested tab (I use tree style tabs in my "research" browser) and start reading them, ctrl-clicking again to open interesting links in new tabs nested in a new level beneath, closing pages that was clearly useless and bookmarking in raindrop if I immediately sense that the oage I am on is something I will need again. Once I have exhausted this tree, at least temporarily, I start a new search - like you do - in a new top level tab anf create a new tree from it.