@manton Thanks, now I understand your point. I have a similar use case, and Kagi covers it for me: * Quick Answer is deactivated for me by default, so I usually get the normal search results. * If I want an answer, I add a "?" to the input and get a Quick Answer. * If I need more, there is an icon beneath the Quick Answer that opens The Assistant with the question. This works for me (and the integration of The Assistant is keeping me from canceling my Ultimate Subscription...). Of course your mileage may vary.

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I’m enjoying Kagi instead of Google, but it’s still not quite right. For a paid search engine, there should be no clutter. If the query is an actual question with an answer, give me a ChatGPT-style UI, free of distractions. If the query is to find a web page, give me 10 blue links and nothing else.

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@manton Thanks, now I understand your point.

I have a similar use case, and Kagi covers it for me:

Quick Answer is deactivated for me by default, so I usually get the normal search results.
If I want an answer, I add a “?” to the input and get a Quick Answer.
If I need more, there is an icon beneath the Quick Answer that opens The Assistant with the question.

This works for me (and the integration of The Assistant is keeping me from canceling my Ultimate Subscription…).

Of course your mileage may vary.

2025-03-30 18:15

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