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Well, yes, when you use a service you pay for, you have to use some type of authentication. You have a few options. You can log into each new device and save y
by distract8901 3y ago
Well, yes, when you use a service you pay for, you have to use some type of authentication.
You have a few options. You can log into each new device and save your session like a normal person. It takes only as long as required to physically enter the password.
You also have a "magic URL", which is just an OAuth token.
My phone has a search widget that doesn't support authenticated search engines, so I set up a custom engine and pointed it at my magic URL.
If you somehow really care about the two seconds it takes to log in, you could host a webpage that redirects to your magic URL. Then you and everyone else can use your Kagi account 'unauthenticated'