I would never have thought I would pay to use a search engine. But realizing how Kagi makes search useful again (no SEO crap, no ads) and how clever some of their new features are, like their Universal Summarizer (to summarize, well, almost anything), their Lenses (to focus on specific content or type of results), barely a few days I started testing it I switched from their free trial to the yearly-subscription. It's great.

Google search has been getting worse - I'd like to support a better web. Kagi, with a small payment, is now how I search everywhere on the web. This extension helps me do that in firefox.

I switched to kagi as my primary search engine a few weeks ago, and the kagi addon for Firefox has worked perfectly.

Mostly perfect. My issue is that every once and a while when I type my search criteria in the address bar and hit enter I get the results in the current tab but another tab opens with an empty search and becomes focused so I have to close it to get back to my results.

It opens a tab with this url:

https://kagi.com/search?q=&l=6

I've been a Kagi user since the beta, and took a paid subscription as soon as it was available. Getting rid of SEO optimized clickbait and ads with the customizable search results is a great package.

23 years ago I promoted G**gle Search. I'm sorry for that.
Kagi is smart and extremely fast. Let's hope it will beat G.

The newly added capability to summarize, directly from the add-on, is incredibly helpful and extremely useful. Furthermore, it permits us to provide our own API key if necessary, enabling us to employ superior models than the default one if necessary.