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Kagi is really, really good. Lenses (where you can setup set filters for particular search use cases) are particularly good. Very happy to see them raising, an
by dmje 3y ago
Kagi is really, really good. Lenses (where you can setup set filters for particular search use cases) are particularly good.
Very happy to see them raising, and very happy to give them my $10 each month. Money well spent.
- greazy 3y agoHow do you use lenses? Trying to use more kagi features.
- freediver 3y agohttps://help.kagi.com/kagi/features/lenses.html https://help.kagi.com/kagi/features/lenses.html or just !help lenses
- cosmojg 3y agoBut how do you use lenses?
- europeanNyan 3y agoI'm not Vlad (the person you asked), but I use Lenses almost all the time. They have changed how I search for user generated content completely. I used to add "site:reddit.com" to at least 2/3 of my searches and the Forum Lense does the same for me while including many other discussion boards. I love it. As an example: I'm playing Diablo 4 at the moment and getting info about the convoluted systems can be a chore. For example: I didn't know that I have to do at least a Tier 3 Nightmare Dungeon to unlock Sigil Crafting. None of the usual pages mentioned that. The Forum Lense saved me a lot of time because users discussing it mentioned it quite a lot.