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This is great - I have been a happy subscriber for almost a year I think. My biggest complaint with Kagi is not their fault - it's the inability to set custom
by ghostpepper 3y ago
This is great - I have been a happy subscriber for almost a year I think.
My biggest complaint with Kagi is not their fault - it's the inability to set custom search engines on Safari (and no, I'm not interested in installing a custom browser extension).
- daft_pink 3y agoI was skeptical about this as well but I caved and did it. It’s amazing how hard different browsers have made it to add a search engine
- slikrick 3y agoif you don't want to install a browser extension then safari having customizable search engines wouldn't help you anyways. you would need to login to the account which is additionally functionality that wouldn't be provided without the extensioj
- g_p 3y agoIf you're on Mac or iOS (which you will be if you use Safari), the team from Kagi also develop Orion. It's a browser, heavily focused on keeping to WebKit principles, and obviously supports custom Search engines by default. It's not a 100% clone of Safari, but it's now matured far beyond a "scratching their own itch" project to enable custom search engines - it gives you the performance and power efficiency of safari, with the option to run most Firefox or Chrome extensions (by implementing the extension APIs in WebKit). The iOS version isn't quite as mature as the Mac version (which is definitely usable as your main browser), but it's getting there.