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If the page is not cached by the browser, but its instead reloaded from the Kagi server then it would be a new search.
by nicky0 3y ago
If the page is not cached by the browser, but its instead reloaded from the Kagi server then it would be a new search.
- nottorp 3y agoLooks to me like they need to cache search result sets then before it's fair. I have to have an account anyway. Not to mention incrementally refining a search by adding/removing/changing keywords. Those limits start to look increasingly low to me. As in, not your main search engine but the option to use when all else fails. Of course they don't mind because it's subscription pricing.
- rand_flip_bit 3y agoKagi already does this, performing the same search multiple time’s doesn’t count against you (from my testing), so they must be caching, or your browser does, not sure.