3 ms·
This is my only “complaint”, having used it as a paid service and now just on the free trial after cutting subscriptions en masse. I was doing some research and
by ics 3y ago
This is my only “complaint”, having used it as a paid service and now just on the free trial after cutting subscriptions en masse. I was doing some research and had maybe five tabs open to different searches, had a browser update, then after the reload I had five less searches available. In your example they are actually running a new query, mine I wish the result could simply be cached since I’m a logged in user etc. I was disappointed but not sure what they should really do– flash a warning to all new users? Perhaps just when they bring a similar query, “hey we noticed you’re making another search, this time it slides but normally it costs another search”? Like others in this thread I’m hoping they can drive down the cost of unlimited searches rather than spend time creating special cases for us plebs.
- justinclift 3y agoIn my case, if they'd just made the "More" button say something like "More... (search again and display new results)" it would have been clear what would happen. That's very much how new/intro users should be treated, if not all users. And I would have subscribed. Alas, they didn't, and I just can't mentally clear the hurdle of paying money to a place which I feel deceived me. So, I didn't become a subscriber. :/
- TisButMe 3y agoHeya, I work at Kagi. This sounds like a great idea, thanks for the input! We'll put it on the requested features list (which our users contribute to).
- justinclift 3y agoCool. Any chance you could let me know if it's implemented? I'll likely subscribe at that point. :)
- xigoi 3y agoWhen we’re at it, could you add a (toggleable) remaining search count in the header so that it’s immediately visible when some action spends a search?