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It's another feature of Kagi. They know they have thousands of results, but they provide you a single page of most relevant results. If you want to see more bec
by bayindirh 2y ago
It's another feature of Kagi. They know they have thousands of results, but they provide you a single page of most relevant results. If you want to see more because you exhausted the page, there's a "more results" button at the bottom.
Kagi reduces mental load by default, and this is a good thing.
- heraclius1729 2y agoThat's an interesting positive spin on what is clearly a cost-cutting feature. I'm on the unlimited search tier, so it hasn't really been a big deal, but it's worth noting that clicking the "more results" button charges your account for an additional search too. Or at least it used to.
- bayindirh 2y agoI'm also on the unlimited search tier, and honestly never needed to reach for the more results button even once. Kagi always delivered. Having a low number of results has a net benefit of lower cognitive load for me, so I like how Kagi returns less results, not more. But "more results" is counted towards a new search, and I didn't know that. Thanks for pointing out.