This is not revolutionary but it saves some keystrokes when wanting to limit results to certain sites.
Personally I don’t really limit anything with Kagi. It’s usually just finding what I want without having to do anything.
I kind of wish that they’d unify some of their features.
For example, I use the “Fediverse Forums” search lens to search the Threadiverse only. That’s a drop-down menu.
Then there are those Duck Duck Go-style alias things that start with an exclamation mark.
kagis
And now the snaps.
Like, is it necessary to have all these as separate, segregated features? They all kind of do the same thing, are a way to ask the search engine to interpret the query differently.
EDIT: Also, I don’t know if there’s a Kagi lemmy community, but if so, that might be a better place than !technology@lemmy.world, since most folks won’t be using Kagi. Doesn’t matter much for communities that are desperate for traffic – like, for games, I’d rather talk on a general games forum until traffic hits some point, rather than having a lot of game-specific communities that are ghost towns. But !technology@lemmy.world is one of the largest Lemmy communities, probably has enough post throughput.
I’m not a mod, not saying that it’s community policy, just thinking about where it might best make sense.
EDIT2: Looking at lemmyverse.net, there is, but it’s on lemmy.ml, and I’d really rather not subscribe to .ml communities. Doesn’t appear to be any other Kagi communities at the moment.
Well, I don’t really want to mod one myself, but if anyone wants to run a Kagi community somewhere off .ml, I’ll subscribe.
What is threadaverse? Like Threads implementation?
Nah, the Reddit-alike thread-based intercompatable forum systems on the Fediverse. Lemmy. Kbin. Mbin. Piefed. Sublinks.
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Phew!!
That sounds much better
