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Kagi is an alternative and it is worlds better. Try it out! https://kagi.com https://kagi.com
by dcow 3y ago
Kagi is an alternative and it is worlds better. Try it out!
https://kagi.com https://kagi.com
- freitzkriesler2 3y agoChecking this out, thanks mate.
- rolisz 3y agoI'm also a huge fan of Kagi. I've been a paying user since they launched the paying subscription. Really happy with it!
- dhc02 3y agoLove kagi. The first time I got the "your payment was successful" notification I felt like I'd never get that much value out of it. But now, a few months later, I feel like I could never go back.
- mordae 3y agoThough a subscriber myself, Kagi doesn't really add results, does it? It merely weeds out the trash for you. So you can get to the bottom of search results.
- anonred 3y agoJust being able to block spammy Stack Overflow clones from ever appearing in the results is worth the price of admission for me.
- saltysalt 3y agoHere is another, just launched: https://greppr.org/ https://greppr.org/
- Minor49er 3y agoLooks promising, though I noticed that it doesn't encode queries properly when searching. For example, if you go to the homepage and search for "../robots.txt", you'll be redirected to the site's own robots.txt file
- saltysalt 3y agoThank you kindly for testing, I'll need to fix that one.
- anderber 3y agoDon't they use Google for their results? I'd imagine they'd run into the same issues the article is pointing out.
- dcow 3y agoNo? At least not like you are implying. Kagi queries multiple data sources and synthesizes results. This means Google’s failure to index does not impact Kagi in the same way as it would DDG (with Bing).