I paid for Kagi and used it for 3 months because the only way you could evaluate search is through “vibes”. I’m glad it benefits others but for me it was not m

I paid for Kagi and used it for 3 months because the only way you could evaluate search is through “vibes”. I’m glad it benefits others but for me it was not much different from Google (with ad block). In two ways it was an inconvenience compared to Google — location search (Kagi respects privacy so it doesn’t do location, and its default maps are not as good — though google maps are one click away, it was an extra click each time.) searching for where to watch movies on streaming platforms was also missing so I had to do !g. I wish Kagi well — it’s by no means bad, in fact it’s an admirable product. But it wasn’t for me.