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I have used Kagi for several months now, and I find that the ability to decide which searches I want quick answers for to be useful. There are certain searches
by Zambyte 3y ago
I have used Kagi for several months now, and I find that the ability to decide which searches I want quick answers for to be useful. There are certain searches where I feel comfortable with accepting a quick answer, and others where I don't think it would be useful. Being able to avoid the clutter unless I want it is nice.
- kuchenbecker 3y agoSports scores and stocks. If kagi inlined those results I would be very happy to not need to use the Google bang. Additionally, the google bang destroys suggested terms and with no kagi history I'm typing the whole query.
- Zambyte 3y agoI don't really web search for those things but I can see why that would be useful. There is a feedback site that they are very responsive on; you should post there if it hasn't been posted yet. Re: bangs ruining suggestions: you can put the bang at the end of the query instead of at the beginning.
- tiltowait 3y agoI just tried two searches in Kagi: "aapl" and "super bowl 2024". Both gave me inline "quick answer" things. Maybe it's new or inconsistent?