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Now that I think about it, this really summarises why I keep paying for Kagi. I can just search something, glance at the results and pick the one that seems th
by theshrike79 1y ago
Now that I think about it, this really summarises why I keep paying for Kagi.
I can just search something, glance at the results and pick the one that seems the closest one to whatever I'm looking for.
With Google, I have to first go "is this an ad pretending to be a search result?", then I need to spend more time looking that the domain and preview to see if it's some listicle crap or AI slop. Only then I can click the result.
- ramenbytes 1y agoI had to use Google in a library while printing datasheets and clicked the first relevant looking result out of habit, only to be taken to the wrong part page. Closer inspection of the search results showed the small faint print of "Sponsored". I had forgotten about that since moving to Kagi.