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> Pinterest Kagi recently released a leaderboard for per-domain customization: https://i.imgur.com/ViLamx7.png https://i.imgur.com/ViLamx7.png They are 2nd fo

> Pinterest Kagi recently released a leaderboard for per-domain customization: https://i.imgur.com/ViLamx7.png https://i.imgur.com/ViLamx7.png They are 2nd for "lowered" and first for "blocked".

buro9 3y ago
Well that's a feature that I might be willing to pay for. Add Twitter to that list and I'll start finding accessible content again.
- Semaphor 3y ago
  They have block/lower/raise/pin for domains, and additionally, they support regex rewriting of domain names, all my twitter results on Kagi redirect to nitter (though I don’t know if that still works, I was gone last week)
  - yosito 3y ago
    Ohhh regex rewriting for domain names? I'm a paying customer for two months but I hadn't discovered that feature yet. Thanks!
Llamamoe 3y ago
Kagi is amazing but the costs are very non-negligible. :F
- Semaphor 3y ago
  I agree, but then I have very few subscriptions, so there's space in the budget ;)
- traverseda 3y ago
  More than 1.5 cents per search is a lot, they're pricing model really discourages me from making them my default search engine. A $10 unlimited search would be more justifiable. $15 would be stretching it. If I'm not on a functionally unlimited unlimited plan (rate limiting is fine if it's reasonable) then I have to think about it every time I search. Should I really be searching here or should I be using the search box on stackoverflow or github or Wikipedia? Just introduces some constan cognitive frisson to the experience.
  - Semaphor 3y ago
    There is Ultimate which is not capped. That seems to be what you want? Personally, my record was below 900 searches and usually below 800, so the 1000 searches (technically 1500 because early adopter) are absolutely fine for me.
    - ImPostingOnHN 3y ago
      Kagi ultimate seems to be multiple times the price that poster mentioned they thought reasonable for unlimited search
      - Semaphor 3y ago
        Sometimes reading is hard, thanks.
THENATHE 3y ago
Why is w3 so low? I always found it at least marginally helpful.
- Semaphor 3y ago
  It is better now, before the revamp, it had incredibly outdated information. Even now, there is very little reason for anyone not to go to the same page on MDN instead, unless they are a literally-just-starting-out beginner (as MDN has more information). That, coupled with them ranking high on organic results, makes people want to block them.

> Pinterest Kagi recently released a leaderboard for per-domain customization: https://i.imgur.com/ViLamx7.png https://i.imgur.com/ViLamx7.png They are 2nd for "lowered" and first for "blocked".

buro9 3y ago

Well that's a feature that I might be willing to pay for. Add Twitter to that list and I'll start finding accessible content again.

Semaphor 3y ago
They have block/lower/raise/pin for domains, and additionally, they support regex rewriting of domain names, all my twitter results on Kagi redirect to nitter (though I don’t know if that still works, I was gone last week)
- yosito 3y ago
  Ohhh regex rewriting for domain names? I'm a paying customer for two months but I hadn't discovered that feature yet. Thanks!

Llamamoe 3y ago

Kagi is amazing but the costs are very non-negligible. :F

Semaphor 3y ago
I agree, but then I have very few subscriptions, so there's space in the budget ;)
traverseda 3y ago
More than 1.5 cents per search is a lot, they're pricing model really discourages me from making them my default search engine. A $10 unlimited search would be more justifiable. $15 would be stretching it. If I'm not on a functionally unlimited unlimited plan (rate limiting is fine if it's reasonable) then I have to think about it every time I search. Should I really be searching here or should I be using the search box on stackoverflow or github or Wikipedia? Just introduces some constan cognitive frisson to the experience.
- Semaphor 3y ago
  There is Ultimate which is not capped. That seems to be what you want? Personally, my record was below 900 searches and usually below 800, so the 1000 searches (technically 1500 because early adopter) are absolutely fine for me.
  - ImPostingOnHN 3y ago
    Kagi ultimate seems to be multiple times the price that poster mentioned they thought reasonable for unlimited search
    - Semaphor 3y ago
      Sometimes reading is hard, thanks.

THENATHE 3y ago

Why is w3 so low? I always found it at least marginally helpful.

Semaphor 3y ago
It is better now, before the revamp, it had incredibly outdated information. Even now, there is very little reason for anyone not to go to the same page on MDN instead, unless they are a literally-just-starting-out beginner (as MDN has more information). That, coupled with them ranking high on organic results, makes people want to block them.