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Do you use new devices often enough that the login friction makes it not worthwhile? I could only see this being a problem if you're doing a lot of searching fr
by bigyikes 3y ago
Do you use new devices often enough that the login friction makes it not worthwhile? I could only see this being a problem if you're doing a lot of searching from someone else's device. But if you're using someone else's device, who cares if you make a few Google searches anyway?
I pay for Kagi. I log in once and forget about it. Adding a new device is easy with a password manager.
- yoshamano 3y agoI'm in the same boat. If I'm using a private window then DuckDuckGo gets a search or two instead of Kagi. If you are militant about clearing cookies out I can see how it would be annoying. I sidestep that issue by using disposable containers in Firefox for everything except sites I want to stay logged into to. Those sites get a dedicated container. Also, if you're fine with Google then Kagi is probably not the right product for you.
- bigyikes 3y agoIf I'm using a private window then my password manager logs me in with a single click/tap. Maybe you could benefit from similar usage
- NoahKAndrews 3y agoYou can configure your browser to include a token in the URL, or just use their browser extension.
- dr_kiszonka 3y agoI am fine with Google ads and (to some extent) tracking, but their results are polluted by SEO spam. I think Google could fix it by letting me filter out pages with affiliate links from the results. Sadly, it will probably not happen because these links point to their largest advertisers like Amazon.