Celebrating 50K users with Kagi free search portal, Kagi for libraries, and more

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mellosouls · 7h ago

Milestone (not this blog) discussed the other day:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44221450

Kagi Reaches 50k Users, 550 points, 349 comments

megiddo · 8h ago

Still the best subscription I've gotten in years.

reify · 7h ago

In the coming days, we’ll roll out free access to Kagi Search for everyone.

This means anyone can experience Kagi Search without signing up, with 50 free searches directly from our homepage and 100 more after creating an account.

blissofbeing · 5h ago

Will the subscriptions be increased by 100 also?

laacz · 7h ago

Still reading all of their announcements in hope that they'll drop pro-russian Yandex integration.

init2null · 2h ago

It's disappointing you've been downvoted over this. While I do subscribe to Kagi and I see the benefit of having a search provider less influenced by US law, I appreciate the ethical argument of avoiding commerce with nations that disrupt Europe's peaceful status quo and remorselessly kill civilians in the process. I suppose it's so easy to feel sheltered from the devastation here in the US.

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Celebrating 50K users with Kagi free search portal, Kagi for libraries, and more

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