I’d consider it if they had some of the features Kagi has like raising/lowering/pinning/excluding certain websites from results, but every time I try it it still feels very light on features.
Why not use a bicycle instead of a car? Because it’s 10 miles to work.
One search engine is a hobby project, the other ones competes with Google and gives better results and ability to filter them and prioritize them as you want.
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If kagi is just an aggregate of other search engines why not just use a searx instance instead? Its open source and customizable.
I’d consider it if they had some of the features Kagi has like raising/lowering/pinning/excluding certain websites from results, but every time I try it it still feels very light on features.
Because it’s not just that.
Why not use a bicycle instead of a car? Because it’s 10 miles to work.
One search engine is a hobby project, the other ones competes with Google and gives better results and ability to filter them and prioritize them as you want.