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I'll throw in my recommendation for Kagi! Happily paying user. Perhaps my best recommendation is when I am having trouble finding something and tag !g onto my t
by miloignis 3y ago
I'll throw in my recommendation for Kagi! Happily paying user.
Perhaps my best recommendation is when I am having trouble finding something and tag !g onto my term to use Google instead (a reflex from using DuckDuckGo), Kagi will happily take me to Google where the results are, every time I've done it, much worse.
Kagi is exactly what I want my search engine to be, and feels like what Google used to be, to me.
- golf_mike 3y agoI second this wholeheartedly. At first I was skeptical to get a subscription but to be liberated from the big G AND have excellent search is just worth every penny.
- itsdrewmiller 3y agoDan Luu tested Kagi and found it no better than alternatives, but that it has the most inexplicably diehard users out of all the major options out there: https://danluu.com/seo-spam/ https://danluu.com/seo-spam/
- miloignis 3y agoThat's pretty interesting - I'm able to replicate his results, even though they don't match my own experience. I think it might be because I search for different stuff - for more technical subjects, I get better results. (A tiny example - searching "python dict" gives my python.org as the #1 result on Kagi, but the #1 result on Google is w3schools and python.org is #2)