> I honestly think this is as much the enshittification of google as it is the enshittification of the web. Early google was great in large part because the ear

> I honestly think this is as much the enshittification of google as it is the enshittification of the web. Early google was great in large part because the early web had a much better signal to noise ratio. Hi again! Lots of respect for your work. This thing I considered for a while but I am now certain that it cannot be the whole explanation. Why? Because for me Kagi has consistently outperformed Google to the point where it feels like having Google 2009 back, just with some extra improvements: It finds the things I ask for and prioritise in a good way so I rarely have to look for page 2 or anything.