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> Obviously, this part is not Kagi’s fault. It is totally their fault. They should release a Kagi App for iOS and be done with it. No normal person is going to
by carlosjobim 3y ago
> Obviously, this part is not Kagi’s fault.
It is totally their fault. They should release a Kagi App for iOS and be done with it. No normal person is going to mess with hacky extensions and permissions to pay for a search engine. If I can tell people to download the Kagi App and search from there, all of my friends and acquaintances would be able to use it and probably happy to pay.
- Nextgrid 3y agoThey actually have the Orion Browser - though personally I found it a bit rough on the edges so I'm fine with stock Safari + the Kagi extension. I do agree that they should just release a Kagi app - or even better, just rename Orion to "Kagi browser" and have Kagi as a first-class citizen (with account login).
- digging 3y agoI've switched from Firefox to Orion on my work Macbook and I agree it's a bit rough. But I've never used Safari as a daily driver so I can't tell if it's Safari's fault or Orion's fault. The biggest issue for me is the terribly raw bookmarking UX (cannot drag-and-drop from URL bar to bookmarks bar, cannot move items around within the bookmarks bar, etc.)