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As many of you know, we don't run ads anywhere. Instead, we are active on social media and online communities to stay close to you, build a great product, and rely on word of mouth.
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We've heard that it can be hard to recommend a search engine when your friends can't try it without creating an account. That's changed: anyone, anywhere, can now visit kagi.com and search the web. No account required for the first 50 searches (100 more upon registration).
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We are counting on you to spread the word to your friends and family <3
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Our take on the latest Search industry news
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Google announced that, starting in early 2027, AI tools will be turned off by default for school accounts. It sounds like a win for schools until you read that Google Search will be switched off along with them.
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Our take: Education shouldn't be taken hostage by an advertising company. Let’s stop putting corporate profits over the imperative to educate students.
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Our call to schools facing this choice: You don't have to accept it. There are alternatives to mandatory AI, and, yes, Kagi is one of them.
Superfluous [space] in web search result links #11799@dreifach
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Note: we added a small banner to warn you if your browser logs you out by mistake. This ensures you know when you've landed on our new explore flow (Kagi's discovery version), which offers a degraded experience compared to your paid plan.
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Kagi Assistant
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Apps
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Shared threads now jump straight into the native app, and we’ve completely redone voice input so speaking a prompt is just as fluid as typing one.
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Finally, a lot of you mentioned it was too hard to tell when a temporary thread was actually temporary, so we reworked the icons and cues to make going off the record unmistakable. Please tell us if it hits the mark.
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Other improvements and bug fixes
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You can now paste images or files directly into your prompt #11211@jafish
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Better UI for Thread Temporary/Permentant State #11742@MustafaD
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Submit button on Assistant iOS app sometimes doesn’t work #11645@tchen
[Android] Enter submits the prompt instead of inserting a new line #11540@Hanbyeol
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Selecting Lenses does not seem to work for assistant. #10885@ronbrod
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Kagi Assistant does not send files to models properly #11702@k19b1
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Kagi News
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Kagi News has been featured on Google Play! The editorial spotlight highlights our approach to keeping you informed without the overload, with credible global reporting, clearly cited sources, and multiple perspectives on every story.
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One event, several angles: stories covering the same event in different categories no longer repeat each other
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Settings redesigned, with clearer language options
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Mark each duplicate story in other subscribed categories as already read after I read it in one category #8604@thunb
Your selected topic will now be persisted across app opens
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Hide the topics you're not interested in, and the app remembers your choice!
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Haptic feedback and accessibility improvements across the board
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Bug fixes and UI refinements to polish the app's design
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Oct 16th, 2026 - Smarter search widgets, Privacy Pass upgrades, and a calmer Assistant #
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Search
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We added a small animation to the coin widget – and clicking the coin does another flip! Try it for yourself!
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We've increased the Quick Bangs and Quick Snaps limit from 20 to 50 #11480@Kage), and known scam / phishing sites are now blocked when Safe Search is enabled, rather than just being downranked.
Proofread bang doesn't work when text contains a dot (in combination with Kagi translate plugin) #9734@KagiMan
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Proofread in Kagi Translate extension doesn't preserve line breaks #10634@hmnd
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Sept 10th, 2026 - One login for all of Kagi, and Translate reopens to everyone #
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One login for every Kagi product
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Kagi now has a single account for all of our products, managed at https://account.kagi.com. This update also adds passkey support, one of our longest-standing requests. #15@Kai
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What changes for you
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For most people: only the sign-in page. The next time you sign in you'll be taken to account.kagi.com, and your existing email, password, and 2FA continue to work unchanged. Password and 2FA settings are managed there from now on.
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A few cases work differently:
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Social login (Google, Apple, GitHub, Microsoft): your account will be migrated when we switch over the login page in the coming days. Nothing to do until then.
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Kids accounts are not migrating and continue to sign in with the passcode received by the account owner.
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Kagi Mail early testers whose Mail account uses the same email as their Search account: the two are now one account. Sign in with your Kagi Mail password and it works for Search as well.
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Action required if you use 2FA: backup codes were not transferred. Generate new ones at https://account.kagi.com/account/security/recovery after signing in. We'll also email you a reminder in the coming days.
Kagi Translate is now freemium: every Kagi account gets a monthly allowance, and heavy users can subscribe to a new $8/month Individual plan.
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Existing Starter, Professional, Family, and Team subscribers keep their current access until October 12, 2026. After that date they move to the free tier unless they upgrade to Individual or Kagi Ultimate.
Read aloud (alpha) for selected text, full pages, and "read from here," with a mini player #8787@liontooth
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Auto-proofread (alpha) checks text fields as you type #10585@ttrafford
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Customizable integration icons: presets, per-integration overrides, and custom CSS #10364@component5981
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Orion's built-in page translation now works for everyone, including free and signed-out users #11082@CielRuby
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Kagi Assistant mobile apps
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When sharing an image or file into the app, you can now start a new thread or share into one of your existing threads.
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Thread retention options, thread sorting, and message reporting are now available in the mobile apps.
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Kagi Maps
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Measure tool is back on mobile
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The measuring tool is available again in the compact mobile controls, with visible drawing lines and measurements. Tapping the map while measuring adds points without opening place details, with the ability to toggle between distance-or-area measurements, (units set in Setting Sidebar)
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Directions and navigation refinements
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Several quality-of-life updates as part of active ongoing improvements to directions and navigation - clearer animations, text, button layout, etc.
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Other improvements and bug fixes
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Kagi Search
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Added bangs for common built-in lenses: !forums, !fediverse, !programming, !small_web, !academic, and !usenet_archive
Assistant for Android doesn't search custom assistants #11331@mb
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Add find feature to the Android Assistant app #11159@kslays
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Voice dictation on Android only outputs the last sentence #11400@pickx
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Math equations not working in new Assistant app #11128@Temanor
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Kagi Translate
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Read aloud no longer ends short phrases with a stray scream-like noise #11343@rane
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Furigana now sits over the whole word instead of just the first kanji #9826@Astolfo
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Failed document jobs no longer count against your storage, and documents over the length limit are rejected at upload with a clear message #11359@ThorwaldWestmaas
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Right-click translate, define, and proofread now work inside iframes and embedded content #10813@WorstWizard
Desktops with touchscreens are no longer treated as mobile #10693@Roon
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Page translation buttons render correctly in every language #11019@Hanbyeol
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Language options show the right names and update once the list loads #9840@dreifach
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Overlay popups follow the dark theme, close with the overlay, and stay responsive #11198@Temanor
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August 21st, 2026 - A new Stocks widget and a better everyday Assistant experience #
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Kagi Search
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Bringing Stocks up to speed
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We've revamped our Stocks widget. It should appear more often when you need it. It can now display information about exchange-traded funds in addition to stocks. Most importantly, it now features a price chart, with animations between time windows that instantly contexturalize how big the price fluctuations you're seeing are compared to the wider story:
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As well, we've added a setting for removing paywalled links from search results automatically.
More powerful search \nSearch across all your threads, sort by recency or alphabetically, and start with / to filter by folder.
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More control with calmer settings \nNow you can choose whether temporary threads stick around for 24h, 7 or 30 days. All within a calmer, easier-to-scan settings experience.
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Other improvements and bug fixes
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Kagi Search
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Direct URLs for search pages with our built-in lenses are now easier to use, with names replacing numbers: https://kagi.com/search?lens=forums
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Shortcuts should not trigger with modifiers held #9385@poacher2k
July 30th, 2026 - Kagi Assistant on the go and design refinements for Search #
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Announcing the official Kagi Assistant apps
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Kagi Assistant is now available as a native app for iOS and Android!
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Ask a question, explore the web, work with files, conduct in-depth research, or choose from leading AI models, all from your phone. Your threads and Custom Assistants stay with you, so you can pick up wherever you left off.
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These are the first steps towards delivering a fantastic Kagi Assistant experience on mobile, with much more to come.
You can now report an assistant response without leaving the conversation. Hover over any assistant message and select the thumbs-down button to open the feedback form, where you can report issues for reasons ranging from UI bugs to harmful content.
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Note that when you submit a report, the full thread is shared with Kagi for review. The report and its associated copy of the thread are automatically deleted from Kagi’s review records after 30 days.
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Export or delete all your threads
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We've also added important controls, so you can now export all your threads or permanently delete them at once from Settings > General.
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Kagi Search
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A sharper search experience
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We’ve polished the search results page to make its controls easier to find and understand. From the filter bar to domain-related options and menus, these updates bring greater clarity and ease of use to the features you rely on most.
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Exchange rates, right in your search results
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Next up in our broader effort to improve search widgets: currency conversion. Comes handy when you’re planning a trip, shopping abroad, or simply want to keep tabs on exchange rates.
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Other improvements and bug fixes
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Kagi Search
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Fixed several animations that didn't respect the system's prefers-reduced-motion setting
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'Open first result' shortcut suggestion tries to escape double-quotes #8752@craftypersimmon
New controls to completely turn off AI-based features in search
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We've added an option to disable access to AI features in search, under settings/ai.
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We're also planning to add this option to onboarding, so new users can personalise their Kagi experience from the start.
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It's finally here! We believe that Kagi's application of AI should always be useful - there when you'd like it, and never when you don't, and always respecting your privacy.
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This took us some time to navigate the right way to communicate this option. We did not want to create a confusing narrative as a company adding a toggle while continuing to invest in AI features elsewhere in our portfolio. But in the end, we want to stay true to putting you in control of your search engine - so here you are!
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We deeply thank the community for their feedback and patience.
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Flip coins and more sports widgets
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By popular demand, our dice widget has gained the ability to roll dice with any number of sides. We're not sure what kind of games you're playing that need d7s, but we support them now.
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We also added support for flipping coins, which are really just two-sided dice when you think about it:
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We've added a set of switches on https://kagi.com/settings/more_search so you can disable any of our widgets you don't want to see. The toggle descriptions include links illustrating the widgets' capabilities so you understand what you're turning on or off; go check it out!
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Orion browser ✴︎
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This week, we’re launching Orion 1.1 for macOS, one of the most significant updates in our history. This version is built around three major new features (in addition to 170+ smaller improvements and bug fixes).
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A New Interface ✴︎ \nWhen Apple released LiquidGlass, the reception was mixed—even within our own team. The demand was there, but we weren't ready to just copy-paste what Safari had done. They had even removed compact tabs! \nSo, we created our own implementation.
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Containers ✴︎ \nJust like Firefox, we now offer containers. What are they? Each tab becomes completely isolated from the others: total privacy and the ability to log into multiple accounts on the same site from the very same window!
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A Personalized Browser Border ✴︎ \nThe current trend is an elegant, transparent border seen on many browsers. The problem is, they don't match Apple's design language. So, what did we do?
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As we usually do: we made it an option! And we took it even further: transparency, solid colors, gradients, and even an automatic color-match with the website for total immersion.
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This option is exclusively available to Orion+ subscribers.
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Orion+ \nOrion is your free browser, but we offer a support plan to maintain the independence that guarantees your data is not, and will never be, sold to advertisers—or worse.
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We have a dedicated website where you can download all the versions we currently support, as well as any we may support in the future (macOS, iOS, iPadOS, Windows, and Linux): https://orionbrowser.com
Kagi News users from all over the world loved being able to read their news in the language of their choice, stress-free, and even add new topics.
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Kagi Translate users loved the contextual features that provide a spectacular translation quality — far beyond what typical machine translation offers.
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But these unexpected successes led to a massive spike in our costs for applications offered for free.
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As a result, we have temporarily removed translations and left access to the articles’ original languages as well as English. Kagi Translate will be back in the coming days as a subscription-based service.
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Thank you for your patience and your trust 🙏 we hope to have everything up and running again very soon!
We’re starting a broader effort to improve our search widgets! First up: sports scores and dice rolling.
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Sports scores now show up in a sidebar next to search results, so you can quickly check upcoming games, live scores, and recent results, just in time for the World Cup.
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And we’ve also added dice rolling support for all you gamers out there, in case you ever need to roll a d20, 2d4 + 2, or perhaps even 8d6.
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The new Kagi Assistant is here
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Over the last few weeks, we’ve been rolling out a new Kagi Assistant experience. Most of you are already using it, and today we’re officially retiring the old assistant.
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This is more than a visual refresh, we rebuilt the Assistant experience around a new layout, smoother web and mobile use, and a lot of UX improvements that add up quickly.
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And just as importantly, this gives us the foundation we need for the next set of Assistant improvements we’ve been working towards.
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Note: there is one notable change - folders have replaced tags. This means each thread can now belong to only one folder. We appreciate this is a downgrade for users who relied on multiple tags per thread, and we don’t want to handwave that away. We made this tradeoff because folders give Assistant a simpler, more predictable organisation model, and because multi tag usage was relatively low: about 20% of active accounts used tags at all, and appx 4% had any thread with more than one tag.
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Still, for those affected, we understand this change may be frustrating. Thank you for bearing with us as we build towards a stronger Assistant experience!
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Kagi Translate update
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We've paused free access to Kagi Translate while we sort out running costs, so you'll need to be signed in to use it. If you have an active subscription, Translate still works. Sign in on translate.kagi.com or in the mobile apps. We share more details on this decision in this blog post.
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Other improvements and bug fixes
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Kagi Search
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Different output formats for Wolfram Alpha results #3183@mm00
NEW: Extraction now keeps links from the original document, to enable deeper crawling flows.
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NEW: Related searches is now part of the API responses, with more metadata than the v0 version where applicable.
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NEW: Per-key cost tracking is now enabled. You can select a key in the usage page to see the specific key cost attached. (Cost tracking only available from when we deployed, historic data is not present.)
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Fix: Extraction is now faster and more reliable.
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Fix: Personalization rule types are now correctly validated with the doc types.
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Fix: Various other internal improvements for a more stable experience.
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Kagi Assistant
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Regression: new assistant scrolls to bottom when inference completes #10648@spiffytech
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The new Assistant does not let me edit the output from the model. #10670@Fernold
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Japanese IME: Enter key submits message instead of confirming composition #10707@n22z9y28vh
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New system prompt causing regressions esp. in no-search mode, and ignores /system_prompt_overwrite #10684@igakagi
Text cannot be copied anymore from Word and text from a PDF has hard returns behind every line #10476@JaninevdK
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“curled quotes” instead of "straight quotes" #7011@FranziKay
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Kagi Translate extension wrongly detects certain monitor as 'mobile' #10693@Roon
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Post of the week
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This week's featured social media mention:
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Featured Kagi tip 💡
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Here's a guide on how to make Kagi truly yours with custom CSS. Tweak colors, fonts, and layout, hide elements you don't need, or apply a community theme for a search experience that looks exactly how you want.
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May 21st, 2026 - Search API preview opens to all users #
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Kagi Search API is now in public preview
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Today we’re making the Kagi Search API preview publicly available, giving builders access to Kagi search across web, images, videos, news, and podcasts. The API is ready to use today, and we’re using this preview to transition existing beta API users, collect feedback, and finish the remaining launch details before the official announcement.
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As a thank you to our subscribers, we’ve added $5 in API credits to your account. You can use them right away to try the API, explore what’s possible, and see how it fits into your workflow.
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Explore the API, read the docs, and check pricing to get started!
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The API is not just a generic search endpoint, queries can inherit the preferences attached to the Kagi account behind the API key, including lenses, upranks, downranks, and blocklists, so applications can search through the same trusted and filtered view of the web that users have already shaped in Kagi.
Our Privacy Pass extension, which allows you to prove to our servers that you're a subscriber without revealing your identity, has gained a long-awaited toggle that makes it active only in incognito windows, so you can benefit from personalized results most of the time but have added anonymity for your more sensitive browsing. The extension was almost completely rewritten in the process, squashing several long-standing bugs. Try it out! \n
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Incognito Only Privacy Pass option in extension #6261@snowytrees
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Privacy Pass Authentication Doesn't Work in Private Windows of Firefox unless the Extension Is Turned Off and On Again #10582@kbkle
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Upload speed test started in background after pressing stop during download speed test #10449@shezgara
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"Welcome to your kagi team" email template missing team name #8876@tboby
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Region selection for Images, Videos, Podcasts #6784@batuhan
Macedonian (and others) not showing Cyrillic transliteration #10508@ashemedai
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Translate is removing newlines from input #10442@carl
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New on the Kagi Translate mobile app
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Support for custom languages, explanations for alternative translations, word suggestions for dictionary mode, app shortcuts, and many other improvements!
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Grab the app if you haven't already: Android or iOS
A quick video from our team to serve as a reminder of what Kagi is all about: the web, and your time on it, belong to you.
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April 30th, 2026 - Kagi API preview and ecosystem updates #
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Kagi APIs: the same search technology that powers Kagi is opening up to developers
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Starting next week, we’ll begin onboarding developers to the Kagi API dashboard. Access will roll out first to people who joined the API waitlist or contacted Kagi support.
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With the new Search API developers can bring Kagi Search into their own apps, tools, and AI systems. Here's an early look:
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If you'd like to join this early preview of the Kagi API, please fill out this form. We'll reach out next week!
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Kagi Search
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New landing
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We updated our landing page to bring awareness to Kagi's wider ecosystem beyond search. Check it out!
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This is the first of many steps toward helping more people discover everything Kagi has to offer.
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IP address and subnet search to bring up the Wolfram Alpha answer #10147@dronics
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Wrong Kagi Knowledge result for Mother's Day search #7086@dreifach
Story corrections, both from user reports and our own continuous fact-checking. When something turns out to be wrong, we fix it and show a small correction notice on the story, with the changed sentence highlighted on your next visit.
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Stories can pull in related coverage from other categories, so a single big story can span Science, World, and Tech when it makes sense.
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Cleaner prose in hard-news categories: fewer filler phrases, less editorializing, more neutral writing.
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Snappier all around: faster initial load, much faster story search, and browser back/forward now restores the page instead of reloading it.
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Custom category order syncs reliably across devices now. Fixed several cases where reorders were lost or overwritten.
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Category tabs use proper ARIA semantics for assistive tech.
Correct file extensions when saving translations #10311@mb
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Add Montenegrin as an option in Translate #10230@mb
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Pasting text in Translate app is hard #10047@marty
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Pasted text from books or PDFs is auto-formatted: broken mid-sentence line breaks, hyphenation across lines, and stray whitespace get cleaned up. An undo toast lets you revert if you wanted the original.
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Auto-language switch now shows a toast with undo, and skips ambiguous cases like uncertain, mixed, or mid-typing input.
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Pin any language to the top of your list, including custom or non-standard ones.
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Romanization shown beneath alternative translations into Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, Russian, and other non-Latin scripts.
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Link previews (Open Graph) for translated text now show the actual translation when shared on social media, instead of a generic logo. The /extension page also got its own dedicated preview.
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New languages: Seto, Võro, Montenegrin, and Badini Kurdish (with both Arabic and Latin Hawar scripts).
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Formal Ukrainian now correctly capitalizes Ви and Ваш.
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Downloaded translations get the right file extension based on the detected content format.
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Post of the week
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Follow us and tag us in your comments, we love hearing from you.
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Kagi is growing
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The team is expanding, and we're looking for talented people who want to help build a better web alongside us. We're hiring for multiple roles, including:
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Product Designer (UI/UX): Take strategic ownership of end-to-end design across Kagi's product ecosystem. Apply here.
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An Education Partnerships Lead: If you believe the most important thing technology can do for students is teach them how to think for themselves, we'd like to talk. Apply here.
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A Senior Platform Engineer: If you have strong opinions about API contracts, auth correctness, and migrating user data without losing anyone's trust, we'd like to talk. Apply here.
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We also have openings for a Senior Search Engineer, Senior Platform Engineer, Senior Full-Stack Developer (Kagi Labs), and an AI Specialist. See the full list of openings here.
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Kagi tip of the week 💡
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Between AI-image filters, clickbait controls, reverse lookup, and source filters, there's a lot of power hiding behind the Images and Videos tabs. Here's how to get the most out of them.
This sets a cookie so your device remembers. To undo it, click Back to the Future at the bottom of the page or visit https://kagi.com/?year=present_day
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Post of the week
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Here is this week's featured social media mention:
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Follow us and tag us in your comments, we love hearing from you!
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Kagi tip of the week 💡
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Did you know you can set up URL redirects to reroute search results to the sites or frontends you prefer? Here's how, with examples from the community.
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Kagi art
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AI and ads are a toxic combo. Across the Kagi ecosystem, there are no ads, and we're actively working to keep slop out of your search results. Read more about Kagi's SlopStop initiative here.
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March 19th, 2026 - Small Web Expansion and Translate goes viral #
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Kagi Small Web just got bigger!
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Kagi's Small Web just got a whole lot bigger. With over 30,000 feeds and new browser extensions, mobile apps, and categories, there's never been a better way to discover the independent web.
On March 16, we launched our latest fun language on Kagi Translate, LinkedIn Speak, and it quickly went viral on social media, generating millions of engagements. Check out some of the press coverage below:
Poor text formatting of image translations on Kagi Translate app #10016@San
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Kagi Translate Android App buttons are hard to hit #10004@mb
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Pasting text in Translate app is hard #10047@marty
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Prevent translation quality switch when swapping languages #9986@noelchan
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Kagi Translate iOS app is failed to establish session #10125@SukinoVerse
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Kagi News
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Keyboard Shortcuts only work intermittently on Kagi News #8786@the_hattar
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Condensing, locking settings — managing Kagi news for dementia #10115@jimbo95
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Mobile Apps
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Time Travel: Browse news history by date. Pick any day on the calendar and read past summaries. \n
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Content Filter: Hide or blur topics you'd rather skip. Choose from built-in presets or add your own keywords. \n
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Post of the week
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Here is this week's featured social media mention:
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Don't forget to follow us and tag us in your comments, we love hearing from you!
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Kagi Specials
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We're excited to welcome the newest addition to our Kagi Specials program: EasyOptOuts! Kagi members in the U.S. now enjoy 25% off for life.
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This is a service that removes your name, address and phone number from 200+ data brokers and people-search sites automatically. Deal is reciprocated here for any EasyOptOuts subscribers in your network who want to try Kagi.
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Kagi art
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"Free" search costs more than you think. With Kagi, you get zero ads, zero tracking, and AI on your terms. \n
We're introducing a new and improved Wolfram|Alpha widget with support for rich equations, plots, better region-dependent queries, and more!
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Other improvements and bug fixes
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Kagi Privacy Pass extension conflicts with Kagi Search extension in Firefox, breaking login token recognition in private browsing windows. #6432@stone. This was a bug in Firefox - thank you to Mozilla for the fix!
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The after-login redirect doesn't work for maps or assistant #8407@Boomkop3
Kagi Translate Firefox extension: incomplete translation on some sites #9862@exzombie
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When I type a long sentence, it freezes and I can't scroll. #9940@ZK
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Kagi Translate - iOS and Android apps
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Fix needed for Korean word order of "total" count #9718@Hanbyeol
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Make “Translate with Kagi” appear directly in Android text selection menu #9801@Matou
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Added 'email' writing style for proofreading
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Added setting to toggle haptics ON/OFF
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Fixed UI issue on Android where certain elements were being drawn under system bars
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Post of the week
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Here is this week's featured social media mention:
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Don't forget to follow us and tag us in your comments, we love hearing from you!
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Kagi Specials
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Kagi is happy to be part of the privacy alliance with Windscribe, a feature-rich VPN with built-in ad and malware blocking and audited no-logs policy.
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Through this partnership via Kagi Specials, Kagi members receive a 3-month Windscribe Pro trial, then lock in the Pro plan at just $49/yr for life. In turn, Windscribe members get 3 months of Kagi's Professional plan.
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Community creations
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If you're using Scribbles to run your blog, you can now add Small Web badges directly to your blog footer, just head to the new "Small Web" section in your blog settings:
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Kagi on TV!
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Kagi was prominently featured as a private alternative to Google on KTLA 5 News, including an interview with Kagi's very own John Bardinelli, who recently joined the team as our Growth Manager. \n
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Feb 12th, 2026 - Kagi Translate on Android & iOS: translate anything, anywhere #
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Kagi Translate Arrives on Mobile
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Kagi Translate is now available as an app for Android and iOS!
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The app supports over 248 languages and offers context-aware image translation, live voice-to-voice conversations, and a rich dictionary with audio, to name just a few of its features.
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Read the full announcement and feature highlights here.
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Fast Company featured the launch as a privacy-first Google Translate alternative worth noticing. A similar guide was published on The Intelligence, which covers tips and tricks to help users get the most out of Android devices.
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Other improvements and bug fixes
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Kagi Translate apps
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Allow removing individual translation history entries in kagi translate mobile app #9774@alcroito
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Kagi translate mobile app: Editing text in the middle causes scrolling / jumping around, makes it hard to edit #9758@alcroito
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Inconsistent Swipe-to-Go-Back Gesture in Kagi Translate (iOS) #9729@xx
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An option to individually delete translations on Kagi Translate #9713@xx
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Kagi Translate iOS App reports "No Connection" #9679@Frank
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Kagi Search
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We've added a new copy emoji widget!
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Fixed team invitations not working in some cases
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Fixed links in our Welcome email
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Attempted fix at some browsers showing outdated favicons
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Video Personalization Function Appears Completely Broken #9313@ooh
Calculator widget triggers for plain number searches #9464@dreifach
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Stylesheet definition order for ‘small results’ (srgi) #8591@KKagi
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Kagi Assistant
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We've made changes to how we phase out older or superseeded models. When a model is being phased out, your Custom Assistants using it will first show a warning for ≈2 weeks. Once the model is fully retired, the Custom Assistant is disabled until you update the model in settings. #5597@Thibaultmol \n
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Larger copy-pasted content is now automatically converted to a .txt file and works like any other attachment. This ensures the full original content is always preserved, even in very large threads that hit context window limits. In most cases, it remains fully within the context window. In longer threads, the original content is stored separately and retrieved as needed.
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Do not re-rank Assistant threads when their title changes #8434@dreifach
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Remove ads/upselling for flagship AI models in Kagi Assistant #9693@lasu
To mark Safer Internet Day, Fastmail explains why your search engine matters just as much as your email provider when it comes to privacy, and why they recommend Kagi to their users: "Adding Kagi creates a powerful privacy stack".
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Addy.io joins Kagi Specials
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We're excited to welcome Addy.io as a new partner on Kagi Specials! Addy.io is an email forwarding and alias service that helps protect your privacy by allowing you to create unlimited email aliases.
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As part of this partnership, Kagi users can now access exclusive discounts through Kagi Specials, and Addy.io users can discover Kagi through their perks program.
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Jan 29th, 2026 - Assistant reliability upgrades and Search refinements #
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Waiting for dawn in search
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We published a new blog post on the state of search and the critical need for open index access. The dawn of a healthier, user-centric web is possible, but it requires structural change.
We've upgraded our Academic lens! Try it when you want research results drawn from scholarly and professional sources. Ideal for topics like medicine, sports science, or other specialist fields
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Added functionality for users to manually set their location, improving local search queries. This is part of our weekly incremental improvements to localised search in Kagi. \n
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Several accessibility improvements have been made, including corrected roles and proper fieldset semantics for our dropdown menus throughout the site, thanks to Tamara Cook, an accessibility consultant who proactively reached out to us via our support email. Thank you very much for the input!
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If search fails because no upstream sources responded in time, show Click to Retry #7795@kirkmc
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New favicon pixelated when default search engine (Firefox?) #9585@Replica6
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Related search suggestion for current search #7781@Keli
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Unable to Renew Plan After Reaching Limit in Kagi Assistant #7152@0rb
Related search suggestion for current search #7780@Keli
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Kagi Search Android
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The app now follows the "Open in External Browser" setting, opening search results either in-app or in your default browser
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Kagi Assistant
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Recommended models are now more useful to users. We clearly outline which base models we recommend: best fast (speed), best balanced (speed<>depth), best overall (max quality) \n
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We've made several changes to ensure the Assistant reconnects you to any response in progress if your network connection drops or you navigate away from your browser. This means no more loading animations while you wait 🚧
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Image generation does not work with Research Assistant #9071@darsnack
In Assistant, Kimi K2 (reasoning) is rated with the same speed as K2 despite being described as "much slower" #9665@RonanCJ
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Shared thread doesn't show read only UI after clicking away and back in #7951@Numerlor
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Change reasoning effort for Claude Opus 4.5 #9610@kray
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Video tutorials and guides
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We have a YouTube playlist with all kinds of guides, quick tips and tricks to help you get the most out of your Kagi subscription.
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Post of the week
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Here is this week's featured social media mention:
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We truly appreciate your support in spreading the word, so be sure to follow us and tag us in your comments!
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Kagi art
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Technology should serve you, not trap or burden you.
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Jan 15th, 2026 - New Year tune-up: smoother everything! #
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Kagi Search
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Kagi Search Android app
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We’ve made meaningful improvements to the Kagi Search app — faster performance, smoother overall experience. If you’re on Android, give the update a try.
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We also hope this makes it even easier to share Kagi with the people you care about. Let us know what you think!
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Improved app startup time
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Updated search home screen with native text editing
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Updated home screen widgets with faster access to Translate, Summarize and Assistant
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Add settings to Kagi Search app to autofocus the search bar on launch and to move the search bar to the bottom #9042@conradsrc
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Improvements/fixes to the Android app screenshots #5019@Niraj
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Android app: Pressing Enter on a physical keyboard should search #8838@ItsHarper
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Android app: image, news... etc don't stay selected in the first screen #7207@Ronzino
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Android Share Menu: "Assistant" option appears twice, first instance should be labeled "Search" #8773@artemp84
Here is this week's featured social media mention:
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We truly appreciate your support in spreading the word, so be sure to follow us and tag us in your comments!
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2025: Year in Review
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Explore the major updates, product launches, milestones and press highlights that defined last year for Kagi.
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Windscribe partnership & privacy alliance
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Kagi has partnered with Windscribe, Notesnook, Addy.io, and Ente to create a privacy-focused alliance. Read the announcement here, and check out our current Kagi Specials.
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Kagi around the web
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Kagi News and Kagi Summarize are featured on a list of "incredible Android apps", check out the video review here.\n
Our video about Kagi Small Web is resonating with members. We talk about the purpose behind this initiative and why we're committed to growing it.
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Dec 18th, 2025 - Popular areas land in Kagi Maps #
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Kagi Maps
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We're continuously improving Kagi Maps, and with the latest release we've added a new data layer: Popular Areas. It highlights the busiest and most frequented spots when you're exploring a new city.
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Highlights most popular areas where people congregate near Cafes/Restaurants/Shops/Cultural-Centers
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POI Infoboxes have more 3rd party external links:
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OpenStreetMap, Wikipedia, Google Maps, Apple Maps
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Reviews on Yelp and TripAdvisor
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Social media profiles (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter)
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Reservations via OpenTable
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easier-to-read opening hours with weekly schedules
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Direct links to restaurant menus when available
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Strengthening ties to OpenStreetMap Community:
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with ability to Report Map Issues to OpenStreetMap directly. A new "Report an issue" option in Infobox connects you to OpenStreetMap's note system, where you can flag errors or suggest improvements to the underlying map data.
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Additional Map Data:
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POI data now preloads in the background for faster navigation when clicking markers or search results
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Mobile-optimized zoom controls for smoother touch interaction
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Sorting preferences (distance, rating, price) now persist across sessions
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Faster POI on click load-times with use of shorterm caching
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Middle-click support on search results and sorting buttons
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Various ad-hoc bug fixes and database improvements:
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Improved caching system for POI data reducing redundant API calls
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Better location cookie handling using kagi_precise_location
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Various improvements to our POI-matching algorithms
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UI rendering fixes
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Kagi Search
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Location management is now available in settings, where you can view and update your location at any time. Kagi uses either a coarse location estimated from your IP address or, if you opt in, your device's precise location. This is stored only on your device as a cookie. It supports local-intent searches (e.g. "petrol stations near me") and sets the initial map position in Kagi Maps. \n
Research Assistant image generation should allow you to specify higher resolution than 1024x1024 #9156@jmp242
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Navigating between versions of the same prompt is broken with 3 prompts after page reload in Kagi Assistant #7134@bsamek
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Post of the week
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Here is this week's featured social media mention:
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We truly appreciate your support in spreading the word, so be sure to follow us and tag us in your comments!
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Is your browser a rat?
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Check out this fun video we made for Orion. We also made this comic in collaboration with artist Chaz Hutton to show why we built Orion to be your trusted daily companion for the web:
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End-of-Year Community Event
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Join us tomorrow, December 19, at 09:00 PST (convert to local time) for Kagi's annual community event, covering major updates, launches, and what's next. Plus live Q&A with the Kagi team. Register via Zoom. Looking forward to seeing you there!
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Dec 4th, 2025 - New Kagi Search companions and quality-of-life improvements #
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Kagi Search
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Introducing Kagi Search companions
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You can now choose your preferred companion on Kagi Search! And more companions coming soon.
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Other improvements and bug fixes
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Context menus for inline news and videos are stuck inside the frame #9127@pma_snek
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"We haven't found anything" when asking a follow-up question in Quick Answer #8986@jstolarek
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Feedback on the new Quick Answer experience #8729@Jesal
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Custom Default Model for Quick Answer Follow-ups #5533@MaCl0wSt
[Extension] Apply suggestions (translate/proofreading) directly from overlay #8695@orschiro
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Slop Detective
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Slop Detective page doesn't scroll, which can prevent progress #9079@jducoeur
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Slop Detective image zoom/magnifying glass should be shifted on phone/mobile/touch screens #9080@dru4522
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Slop Detective calls all images "photographs" #9072@ccombsdc
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Post of the week
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Here is this week's featured social media mention: \n
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We truly appreciate your support in spreading the word, so be sure to follow us and tag us in your comments!
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Community creations
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James Downs built a Kagi News app for Pebble watches:
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Check out this growing list of Kagi community creations for various devices and apps! Have one to share? [Let us know](mailto:esra@kagi.com).
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Small Web badges
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Small Web initiative members can display badges on their websites to identify themselves as part of a community committed to authentic content created by humans. Grab them here! And keep exploring what the Small Web has to offer.
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End-of-Year Community Event
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As we wrap up an exciting year for Kagi, we'd love to have you join us for our end-of-year community event on December 19 at 09:00 PST (convert to your local time).
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We'll share a comprehensive "Year in Review" covering Kagi's major updates, product launches, and what's ahead, followed by an interactive Q&A session where we'll address your questions directly.
If you’re a Kagi member, you can book up to 5 FREE reservations per month and treat the Hub as your base whenever you’re in Belgrade. It is the same space our team uses, so you will be working directly alongside the people shaping Kagi’s future. More details, including how to reserve your spot, are in this blog post: https://blog.kagi.com/kagi-hub
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Having an actual physical space makes our mission to "humanize the web" feel so much more real. It is a place for Kagi members and our fully remote team to work, trade ideas, and build the tools we all wish existed.
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We are looking forward to welcoming you to Kagi's first ever Hub!
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Nov 20th, 2025 - Introducing Quick and Research assistants #
Their main strength is research: identifying what to search for, executing multiple simultaneous searches (in different languages, if needed), and synthesizing the findings into high-quality answers.
Quick optimises for speed, providing direct and concise answers.
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Research focuses on depth and diversity, conducting exhaustive analysis for thorough results. Research is available to Ultimate subscribers only.
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To achieve this, they employ different base models for specific tasks. We continuously benchmark top-performing models and select the best one for each job, so you don't have to.
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And on top of web search, we’ve added new behavioural layers and a wider toolset, including Python execution and image generation for higher-quality answers. These capabilities go beyond what was already possible in Kagi Assistant using a base model with web search. See our documentation for the full details.
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Finally, a huge thank you to everyone in our Discord for beta testing this with us and providing tons of feedback along the way! 🙏
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Note:
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With this change, we set the Quick assistant as the default mode in Kagi Assistant. You can always adjust this in your Assistant Settings.
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Additionally, we plan to migrate the q bang, currently used for Quick Answer, to trigger an Assistant thread targeting the Quick assistant.
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LLMs are bullshitters. But that doesn't mean they're not useful
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Yesterday, we published an opinion essay exploring the useful yet disruptive nature of LLMs. Give it a read and let us know what you think https://blog.kagi.com/llms
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Colour code your Assistant tags
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Now you can assign icons and colours to your tags. Spot important threads instantly.
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Other improvements and bug fixes
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Retired a handful of models. As part of a regular process, we occasionally review and retire models that are not used by Kagi customers and have been superseded by better, newer models. Saying bon voyage to: gpt-oss-20b, gpt-4-1-nano, gpt-4-1-mini, gpt-4-1, o4-mini, o3, grok-code-fast, mistral-large, deepseek-r1, and hermes-4-405b. In the future we will forecast these changes with more advanced notice.
Kagi Assistant - work on relationship between Custom Assistant and Model in the UI #8327@RobOK
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Show more info in dialog when using Kagi Assistants #8335@Thibaultmol
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Case-agnostic alphabetical sorting for assistant tags #8967@lolroger
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Kagi Search
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SlopStop Update
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Last week we kicked off our SlopStop initiative. Since then, the community has submitted over 3,000 reports! Our team is reviewing this data to refine our evaluation pipeline, with improvements expected to go live next week
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Please continue reporting AI slop in your search results. \n
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Paywalled news sites are now signaled on /news.
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The new AI slop report breaks the layout when translated #8923@tux0r
Here is this week's featured social media mention:
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Haven't tried the Kagi Translate extension yet? Check it out!
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Nov 13th, 2025 - Raising the shield against slop #
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Introducing SlopStop: community reporting to reduce low-quality AI content
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Today we're releasing SlopStop, our first step in collaborative filtering. This allows our community to directly improve search quality for everyone! Read the full announcement here!
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Low-quality AI content is flooding the web. Kagi’s ranking already downranks and filters much of it. SlopStop gives you a simple mechanism to help us keep results even cleaner and more authentic.
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How it works:
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If you see low-quality AI content in web, image or video results, click the shield icon next to the result to report it. If something is flagged in error, use the same control to report the mistake.
We've integrated with Surveillance Watch, an interactive database that documents surveillance and spyware entities. When you visit a domain on their list, we'll display a banner to alert you.
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Other improvements and bug fixes
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Results show centered despite the setting being set to "Left" #8886@vaartis
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Feedback on the new Quick Answer experience on mobile #8729@Jesal
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Add option to auto trigger Quick Answer when submitting an edited query in which Quick Answer previously was used #6769@RoxyRoxyRoxy
If you use Quick Answer on Kagi Search, you already know it finds relevant content fast. Now we're taking it even further as a powerful research tool:
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Built-in follow-ups. Every answer now comes with three suggested follow-up questions to keep the momentum going.
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Seamless transition to Kagi Assistant. Your conversation thread carries over automatically so you can continue exploring instantly.
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Mobile now has its own dedicated experience. Use the new full-screen view and input field to ask your next question. You can switch back to the Search results page at any time by tapping the magnifying glass.
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The goal is for your research to feel less like a chore and more like following your curiosity wherever it leads.
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Privacy Settings
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As we continue building tools for both greater privacy and anonymity, we wanted to make this information easier to find. Our new dedicated privacy page puts everything in one place: our Privacy Policy, Privacy Pass, Tor access, and privacy-preserving payment methods.
Single page mode (Sequential, Mix, Random) setting [web]
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Add TTS, Simplifier and Anki flash card generation for Kagi Search subscribers [web]
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Implement sharing [mobile]
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Kagi Maps
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Kagi Maps ignores 24-hour clock preference and shows 12-hour times #8560@Gilfoyle
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October 17th, 2025 - Autumn patch notes & a new Kagi Special #
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Kagi Specials
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Our Kagi Specials initiative is expanding. Today we are adding Notesnook, the privacy-first note taking app.
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Kagi members will get a 10% lifetime discount to Notesnook, and Notesnook members will get a complimentary 3-month subscription to the Kagi Professional plan. Visit our Specials page or learn more about this wider initiative.
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CJK detect language prioritization setting @リボーン
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Definition meaning equivalents @リボーン
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Move romanization directly under input/output on desktop @p0ly60n
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Proofreading adding em-dashes when not present in original text @alexchadwick
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Translating to simplified chinese leaves some word in the source language @CTAO
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Dictionary throwing "Failed to search dictionary. Please try again." #8651@kayo
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Kagi on Socials
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Here is this week's featured social media mention:
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Follow us on your preferred social media platform and tag us with your feedback!
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Kagi around the web
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David Pierce of The Verge described Kagi News as "simple, straightforward, super useful."
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Watch Cory Doctorow talk about the journey to finding a "magical" search experience with Kagi on the inaugural episode of The Honest Broker video interview series. You can also catch him talking about Kagi on Adam Conover’s podcast.
After two years with Kagi, Michael Peter shares his positive experience and reflects on upgrading to the Ultimate plan: "I’m surprised I didn’t do it sooner. The AI assistant is really good and fits perfectly into my browser workflow."
Today we’re officially introducing Kagi News: a once-a-day press review that cuts through the noise. Global stories, community-curated sources, and zero tracking. News the way it should be.
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What can I do with it?
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Get a thoughtful daily press review, tailored to your interests and reading pace
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Explore up to 12 key stories per category — choose global news, local coverage, or both
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Dive into international perspectives from major global outlets
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Or focus on local news from a specific country, with content curated from its national press
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Read any article in your preferred language with built-in translation
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See every story structured clearly: Summary, Highlights, Key Quotes, Timeline, Context, and Impact
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Tap once to access the original source
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How It Works
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Every day at 12:00 KT (Kagi time), we deliver a fresh press review based on your preferences.
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Built on Values You Can Trust
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✨ No surveillance, ads, or trackers \n🌍 Open-source curation by the Kagi community \n🧠 Designed to empower you, not exploit your habits
We're excited to introduce Kagi Specials, where we spotlight privacy-first companies that share our values: no surveillance, no ads, no data selling, and providing special offers on these services for Kagi members.
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Our first featured special is Ente! It's an end-to-end encrypted photo and video storage service that ensures only you can access your memories.
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For users who value privacy, Ente is a perfect complement to Kagi, and Kagi members will get 25% off for the first 12 months. Read more about this initiative and keep an eye open for upcoming specials!
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Kagi on Socials
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Here is this week's featured social media mention:
Edward Kiledjian expresses why he moved away from Google Search and the switch to Kagi, specifically noting: "it was about choosing a search experience that aligns with my values: privacy, control, and quality."
September 4th, 2025 - Kagi Summarize goes mobile, Kagi Assistant adds source attribution and study mode #
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Announcing proportional source attribution in AI answers
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We built technology that provides proportional content attribution in AI answers.
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This helps you understand the importance of each source in forming the final answer.
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More importantly, this technology paves the way down the road for Kagi to share profits with publishers participating in our AI answers. This would happen automatically for all websites, with no deals, no contracts needed.
We're introducing our take on study mode: a Kagi Custom Assistant designed to guide your learning journey through active discovery. Using Socratic method, evidence-based learning techniques, and collaborative exploration, it helps you uncover answers rather than simply providing them.
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Please note that the Kagi Study Custom Assistant is available only on the Ultimate plan, as it relies on premium models.
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Kagi Search
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Going to the edit lens menu makes "Edit" the current lens #7426@fxgn
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Typo and english text in French localization on kagi 100 searches page #8132@Sandbank2737
This exciting opportunity came about through meeting Shiho Watabe, the startup hub manager, during our recent Japan visit. We were immediately drawn to their vision of supporting bold, boundary-pushing ideas from the heart of Tokyo's creative scene.
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Japan has already become our second highest source of traffic through organic growth, thanks largely to Kagi Translate, and we see tremendous potential to deepen our presence there. Being part of this program opens doors to bring Kagi directly to Shibuya's libraries and schools.
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Kagi on Socials
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Here is this week's featured social media mention:
This video by EposVox perfectly sums up how when we choose better search engines like Kagi, we get better search results that actually surface smaller sites and content by independent creators.
Lee Hutchinson wrote a great in-depth piece on Ars Technica about making the switch to Kagi.
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Orion gets a prominent shout out by designer Juxtopposed for its wide range of customization options and unique features.
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Our CEO Vlad was interviewed on an episode of the Intelligent Machines podcast with Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis and Paris Martineau.
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Sedat Kapanoğlu wrote about "good people doing good things", using Kagi as an example of a service whose incentives are aligned with its users.
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Writer Dave Pollard mentions Kagi in an article about the internet’s "tragedy of the commons," using it as an example of a functioning digital commons.
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Listen to Vlad on the Mac Power Users podcast with David Sparks and Stephen Hackett talk about what Kagi offers its customers and its role as a powerful alternative to products offered by tech giants.
The true cost of "free" ad‑supported search isn't mere annoyance, it's also real loss of money and time. A CBS Chicago segment shows how scam ads are flooding results and hurting users. That's why Kagi is and will always remain ad‑free.
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July 31st, 2025 - Kagi Assistant gets tags, bulk actions, and much more #
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This week's release brings several big updates to Kagi Assistant, laying the groundwork to exciting new chapters ahead.
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Introducing tags \nTags let you organise your Kagi Assistant threads. Each thread can have multiple tags.
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You can use the Temporary tag to mark any thread as temporary, and it will auto-delete 24h after its last update.
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If you use Kagi Assistant in 24h mode, all new threads will be tagged as Temporary by default. When you remove the Temporary tag, that thread will be saved.
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When you create a thread while viewing a specific tag, the new thread will automatically inherit that tag.
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Threads without a custom tag, such as all your currently saved threads, appear in the All folder.
Model picker \nThe model picker now features a curated set of base models that we believe deliver the strongest performance, helping you choose the best option for your specific task. We continuously update this list using our own in-house benchmarking. \n
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Define your default Assistant \nYou can now define your default Kagi Assistant model, as either one of your Custom Assistants, a base model or the last used model. Every new thread you create will start with that default model.
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Removal of context windows limits \nKagi Assistant no longer enforces context window limits. We include all available information, and if we reach the model’s maximum size, we carry forward relevant context so it remains available for your next instructions.
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Plus many other fixes and improvements
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LLM selection drop-down menu filter issue #7739@dreifach
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I don't know which language model to choose in Assistant #7538@Recast
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Various Mistakes in Assistant Model Descriptions #7685@Vage
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Assistant search result link embedded in <img> tag #7736@Numerlor
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Kagi Assistant “info boxes” not visible on iPad #7684@Nyaa
Our redesigned News homepage is now live. You'll find top stories and selected categories featured prominently, so you can quickly access the news that matters most. Updated once per day, spend less time scrolling and more time staying informed. We plan to launch mobile native News experience soon.
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Let us know how you like it!
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We are still rapidly iterating on the quality of this content & welcome your feedback!
We've added model info boxes that highlight each model’s strengths with scores from the Kagi LLM benchmark, so you can pick the best fit for your task without wading through docs. For more in-depth information, see the full details here.
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Grok4 (preview) has been added for Ultimate subscribers
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When consuming Discourse forum posts in Assistant: use /raw/ #7661@Thibaultmol
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No citations or references shown on assistant prompts anymore #7120@mrmanago
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Clarify if Kagi's contract with OpenAI means that OpenAI saves all their chats #7509@Deebster
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Kagi Android app
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New homescreen widgets for Kagi Assistant, Translate, and Summarizer -- access in one tap. Plus: smoother performance, cleaner experience, and fixes for the little things. Enjoy! \n
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In one of the latest episodes of the Behavioral Science for Brands Podcast, Rory Sutherland discusses how Kagi stands out by prioritizing user interests over advertisers - highlighting what happens when search engines put advertisers first.
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Jonathan Margolis interviewed our CEO Vlad in Air Mail magazine:
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At last, a search engine that won’t collect your data and feed you ads.
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Longtime Kagi user wrote a great guide on customizing Kagi Search with Lenses, Personalized Results / domain ranking to help you get the most out of your Kagi experience.
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Kagi got a nice shout out on the Intelligent Machines podcast with Leo Laporte, Mike Elgan and Jeff Jarvis. An interview with Vlad will be on the show soon!
Over the past few weeks, we've made many tweaks to improve accessibility of our settings pages for keyboard users, screen reader users, and users who have JavaScript disabled.
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Advanced control for Bangs via Regex
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We've added an optional "Regex" field to Custom Bangs for more precise control. Instead of $1 always being the first word and $2 the second, you can now define exactly how your query is split to create more powerful shortcuts.
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For example, to create a custom translator for a query like !tr spanish live long and prosper, you can now separate the language from the text. In your Custom Bang settings, you would use:
This pattern tells the Bang to use the first word for $1 and the entire rest of the query for $2. If you leave the Regex field blank, your Bangs will continue to work as they always have. We're excited to see what you build with this
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Other bug fixes and improvements
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Quick answer bang doesn't work with snaps #5166@Jesal
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Kagi Snaps do not default to domain of custom bang template #6301@__
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Date fields cut off in Safari on iPad #7306@kirkmc
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Give error bang shortcut field empty after sanization #7202@Thibaultmol
Proofreading mode improvements (statistics tab, apply/revert corrections, hover to find correction in text/list, all corrections now have explanations)
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Added virtual keyboard for some alphabets
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Language-specific tweaks for Russian, Estonian, Sami (All variants), Afrikaans and Cherokee.
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Today marks a special milestone in Kagi's history as we reach more than 50.000 paying subscribers. That’s not just a milestone, it’s 50.000 real humans who looked at the web, saw what we’re trying to do, and said, “yeah, I'm in.” That means everything to us.
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As tradition demands, we’ve written a blog post packed with announcements and new stuff: read it here!
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Thank you for believing in us. Here’s to the next 50k, we’re grateful to be building something that matters, with you! 🥂
Since we introduced the Kagi Assistant to all subscriptions and began enforcing fair-use limits, users have requested better visibility on costs. In response, we have added the total token cost per month to the billing page. \n
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Kagi Maps
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We're happy to announce the launch of the (new) Kagi Maps. It's still early days, but we're working hard because maps are long overdue for a major upgrade. Our roadmap is packed with innovative ideas and, most importantly, interesting data to make local mapping meaningful again. Check out the alpha at kagi.com/maps. This is just the beginning. \n
Here is this week's featured social media mention:
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Tag our accounts or use #Kagi when mentioning us in your posts!
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Podcast feature
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On the latest Timetable podcast, Kagi CEO Vlad joins Manton Reece to discuss building a user-first, ad-free search engine, why the economics of search are broken, and how Kagi helps you discover hidden gems from the Small Web - the kind of sites you'd never find on mainstream, ad-driven engines. Listen here.
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Industry news
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The latest developments in the tech and search industries that captured our attention and reinforces our mission:
A look into Kagi's trip to Tokyo, where we connected with the Kagi community, collaborated with local companies and potential partners, and enjoyed everything the city has to offer. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who met with us, shared meals, and made this experience unforgettable! \nまた次回お会いしましょう。
French tech site Just Geek featured an article about Kagi's many features and how it might make you "forget Google." Read with Kagi Translate.
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OMG Ubuntu covered Kagi's Orion Browser and its usage of GTK4/libadwaita for its Linux launch.
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Kagi Assistant was mentioned on Computer World's "20 genuinely useful AI apps for Android" list:
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Beyond basic queries, its $25-a-month Ultimate plan includes access to something called the Kagi Assistant, which lets you access the underlying intelligence from Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI engines in a single streamlined spot and with the added advantage of complete privacy and custom filtering to help refine the results.
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Liam Proven of The Register gives a shout out to Kagi in a piece about the enshittification of search:
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Another option is to pay for your search engine. We've already mentioned Doctorow once, but his post about Kagi – a no-ads, no-tracking search engine with a tiered payment model – from a year ago makes interesting reading. The idea has gained traction with others, including Daring Fireball's John Gruber.
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Kagi shout outs
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Kagi is described as being best for "power users and professionals who want fast, curated, ad-free results" in a post by Maple Web Design.
Google’s search results have become so bad that I recently subscribed to Kagi, and so far it’s been great.
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Have a site or blog and want to have an easier way to search through its archives? This post outlines a good use of Lenses to make that easier.
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A Lens will focus Kagi’s search on one or more (up to ten) particular sites, date ranges, regions, keywords, or file types. You can also exclude sites or subsites. Kagi has several default Lenses, and you can add your own customized Lenses:
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Kagi is used as an example for why it's important to pay for what you love, and how it helps align the incentives between the user and the service provider:
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In order for Kagi to make more money, they have to make search quality better. By adopting a subscription model, Kagi has fundamentally aligned the goal of the service with providing excellent search. This is why a subscription-based service is the most likely to keep its users satisfied over time, and why — if you care, and if you have the choice — you should choose to use a subscription-based service over other offerings.
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Along those same lines, Liu Miao writes about how paying for search offers a different perspective on using the internet:
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Indeed, our generation grew up with the internet, and search engines have been free since their inception. Why pay to use one? But looking at it from another angle, if search engines have been free for over twenty years, then who has been paying for me all this time?
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And noting specifically about Kagi:
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I hope to see more products like this in the future—products that treat users as users rather than as products.
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Industry News
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The latest developments in the tech and search industries that captured our attention and reinforces our mission: \n
In collaboration with artist Chaz Hutton, this illustration captures how using a search engine should feel: straightforward and focused, guiding you directly to what you’re looking for. \n
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May 6th, 2025 - Video search upgrades, enhanced Kagi Assistant experience and more #
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Video search upgrade
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Video search now pulls from more sources and shows richer data:
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And other bug fixes and improvements,
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AI Assistant Timeout Error When Solving Complex Problems #6967@hrayleung
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Kagi Translate
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Fast/Best quality toggle: select quick processing or maximum accuracy
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Add english language varieties to list of supported languages JR \n. Automatically switch to/from language, when typing text from "to" language in the input field TomA
Tag our accounts or use #Kagi when mentioning us in your posts!
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Kagi in the news
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Digital Trends features an article about what makes Kagi worth paying for.
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Frandroid, a popular French technology publication, published a piece about Kagi being an ideal alternative to Google. Read with Kagi Translate here.
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Spider's Web, a prominent Polish tech site, wrote about the importance of a search engine like Kagi that puts users' interests ahead of ads and other incentives. The article also emphasizes Kagi's dedication to privacy and supporting the small web. Read with Kagi Translate here.
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Tecnobits featured an article about how Kagi improves your search experience:
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Everything you see on Kagi is there because it's useful, not because someone is behind it paying for clicks.
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Kagi shout outs
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Neel Dhanesha at the Nieman Lab published an article about Kagi highlighting its extensive features and the advantages of having full control over your search experience:
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After testing Kagi both as my everyday search engine and as a research tool for a working journalist, I’ve been delighted to find that it’s the search engine equivalent of a Honda Civic: reliable, unobtrusive, and able to get you where you need to go.
Paying for Kagi today feels a lot like paying for HBO back in the cable TV heyday. Part of the deal is that you are paying for ad-free service, yes. But you’re also paying for noticeably higher quality. [...] It’s that good. No ads, no unwanted AI (but very good AI results if you want — just end your query with a question mark), and better search results.
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In this independent test by sizeof.cat, Kagi's Orion is listed amongst the winners for making 0 unsolicited network connections on start-up:
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Orion was also featured in this list of "Best Browser For Mac In 2025: Top Picks For Speed, Privacy & Features"
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Thomas Clöer wrote about how quickly he became a Kagi user after a free trial due to the quality of results. Read with Kagi Translate here.
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Erwin shared his initial impressions and a review of his experience using Kagi.
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The Liqui AI channel on YouTube has a short explainer about Kagi for those "sick of SEO junk, cluttered results, and endless ads".
My inaugural experience using Kagi was eye-opening: on my first search I got a genuine blog post instead of yet another click-bait AI-generated article. Think about it for a second: when was the last time you got someone's personal blog at the top of your search?
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Industry news
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The latest developments in the tech and search industries that captured our attention and reinforces our mission: \n
A few weeks ago, reporter Aaron Pressman described how "free" search engines come at an actual financial cost, sharing his journey that ultimately brought him to Kagi.
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Artist Chaz Hutton helped us illustrate how a Kagi subscription can save you money in the long run by eliminating the many hidden costs associated with "free" search engines:
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April 17, 2025 - Kagi Assistant rolls out to all Kagi users #
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Announcements
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Kagi Assistant is now open to all plans
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We're happy to announce that Kagi Assistant is now available to everyone, across all subscription plans!
⚠️ Note: We are enabling the Assistant for all plans in phases, based on regions starting with USA today. The full rollout is scheduled to be completed by Sunday, 23:59 UTC.
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With this release, we are beginning to enforce our fair use policy to ensure a sustainable, high-quality service for everyone as we expand access. Basically our policy states that you can use AI models based on your plan's value. For example, a $25 monthly plan allows up to $25 worth of raw token cost across all models (there is a 20% built-in margin that we reserve for providing searches, development and infrastructure for the service). This impacts only a very small percentage of users with extremely high usage patterns and is a simple way to control usage, compared to arbitrary usage limits. Our goal is to ensure broad availability without users needing to worry about typical usage. Affected users can currently renew their cycle instantly, with more flexible credit top-ups planned soon.
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We're very happy to offer Kagi Assistant as another optional tool to support your work and exploration online. Let us know what you think via our feedback forum or Discord! Also see our documentation for Assistant.
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Release notes
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Search
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The Yahoo Finance bang, eg "<ticker symbol> !yf", now leads to a yahoo.com error page #6778@numbers
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"Share search" button disappears when toggling an image search discriminator. #6172@RoxyRoxyRoxy
Sensitivity in Action Panel Above Assistant Text Field #6625@Tarrek
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Translate
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We've launched our brand-new UI and a bunch of new feature to make your translation experience exceptional! We are incredibly proud of the work on this product. Check out Kagi Translate.
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Improvements and bug fixes:
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Enhanced alternative translations now provide insight about the main translation
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Dictionary entries can now appear in the input box
If you can't still find the language you are looking for, you can just type it in jvbf
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Default Target Language option - your locale language will be automatically set as the default "translate to" language instead of it defaulting to the last one you used.
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New website translation views - while translating a website, you can now view both the original and translated versions in a horizontal or vertical split. Drag your mouse in the middle to resize the iframes to your liking.
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Audio download now available for translations peterfgalbraith
Lifehacker featured Kagi in an extensive piece detailing several features to get the most out of your Kagi experience.
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On the Boston Globe, business reporter Aaron Pressman describes the journey that ultimately led him to Kagi, and how "free" search engines come at an actual financial cost: "I switched all my default searches to Kagi."
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Gizmodo author Matthew Gault shares his journey to paid search with Kagi:
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I resisted this one for a long time, but now that I’ve started using it I can’t go back. Google search is broken and Kagi works like magic.
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City Magazine explores the future of search engines, discussing how paid models like Kagi could pave the path forward.
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HubSpot's The Hustle highlights how Kagi offers a premium experience for users willing to pay for quality.
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Kagi was featured on de Volkskrant, a Dutch newspaper, about what sets it apart as a search engine. Read with Kagi Translate here.
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Ars Technica included a short statement from Kagi in an article about Apple being barred from testifying in Google's antitrust trial.
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The Knowledge newsletter featured Kagi as a search alternative with advanced features that is worth exploring.
As for me? I’ve voted with my wallet. I now use Kagi for search (and pay for it gladly)
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Author Dave Pollard mentions Kagi in a links of the month post, stating:
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I switched to Kagi from the enshittified Google search engine last year, and I’ll never go back. No ads, no sponsored links, no tracking your searches, no selling your data, no clutter.
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Parth Shah tested 8 search engines, stating the following about Kagi:
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Kagi was new to me before this study, but it stood out quickly. It’s a paid search engine with no ads at all. The results were accurate, useful, and easy to read. I also liked the clean layout. [...] Kagi quickly became my favorite.
We partnered with artist Chaz Hutton on a graphic that illustrates how Kagi empowers you to search without the noise, trackers and distractions. Help us share it widely!
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Tokyo, meet Kagi!
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As noted previously, from April 21–25, Kagi’s team, including CEO Vlad, will be in Tokyo 🇯🇵 to meet companies and connect with the local community. If you are a local Kagi user, we'd love for you to join us for casual food&drinks! If interested, please contact Gillian at gillian@kagi.com to arrange.
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March 21st, 2025 - Leveling up the Kagi Assistant experience, meet Kagi in Tokyo, and more... #
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Next chapter in the Kagi Assistant experience
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With this release, we're introducing a new sidebar, designed to streamline your workflow and keep everything you need within reach. This is just the beginning - the new sidebar lays the foundation for even more powerful features to come.
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We're also rolling out Claude 3.7 Sonnet with extended thinking to tackle even more complex challenges. \n
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As always, we’d love to hear your thoughts - join the conversation on Discord or share your feedback through our forum at https://kagifeedback.org
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Kagi, lost in translation, in Tokyo!
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From April 21 to 25, a dedicated team from Kagi including CEO, Vlad, will travel to Tokyo 🇯🇵 to meet with companies interested in our advanced translation solutions. If you are based in Japan and your company is interested, please get in touch with Gillian.
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We'd also love to meet our local user community while we're there. If you're based in Tokyo, we'd love to organise a dinner and connect in person. Looking forward to great conversations and good food with fellow Kagi fans!
We are looking for a Head of Business Development and a Technical Architect (basically CTO equivalent in Kagi world).
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Head out to Kagi hiring to apply and check out other open positions.
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Improvements and bug fixes
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Search
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Based on the community's feedback, we’ve added a setting to always hide AI-generated images by default (suggested by #5998@keyboardJones). You can enable it on Settings>Search>AI. \n
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Strange interaction between bangs and "#" sign in query #6430@BobLoblaw
This TechCrunch article mentions Kagi as an option for users who prioritize not just a better search experience but also a more privacy-focused search.
t3n, a German tech magazine, also featured Kagi, highlighting it as a privacy-friendly and ad-free alternative. Read with Kagi Translate here.
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Kagi Community Reviews
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We are deeply grateful to everyone who takes the time to share their experiences, tips, and feedback about Kagi, helping to spread the word and inspire others to discover its value. Here are some recent reviews to highlight:
Have a Kagi review you'd like to feature? Please share it and ping us on any of our various socials when you do!
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The Kagi Way
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We partnered with artist Chaz Hutton on a graphic that illustrates how Kagi empowers you to search without the noise, trackers and distractions. Help us share it widely!
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