Mostly made me use Yahoo! a lot more than ever
Following the instructions to set this up, I picked Yahoo as the search engine to replace with Kagi, since I never use it. Well, guess who constantly searches on Yahoo instead of Kagi now, because it randomly reverts to it. Thanks for hilariously worsening my experience of using this expensive search service, which I am paying money for, on mobile.Alana Post
Unfortunate- but works great
It’s unfortunate that this is required- it would be great if Apple would work with Kagi to not require this extra step. However, the plugin works great and is very fast. I’ve used it for months now without a single issue. I just wish it wasn’t required.a-user-38859
Too slow to be useful
I love Kagi search on my laptop computer. But the wonky way it works here is too slow and unreliable. I search in Safari, I get answers (from Google), I click on them, and then 20 seconds later, Kagi interrupts that with its own search results. That's worse than not having it at all, and I will be uninstalling it. What I really want is a standalone app experience, sort of like the Google search app. Then I'd stop searching in Safari and use that instead.milkipedia
Kagi for Safari
Send Safari searches to Kagi
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Version History of Kagi for Safari
2.2.6
June 24, 2024
- Added dnr redirections back for faster redirection. - Added option to disable redirections using dnr, and instead use background script listerners for redirections
More2.2.5
May 28, 2024
- Fixed kagi search redirections
2.2.4
May 23, 2024
- Fixed broken redirection on iOS 17.5
2.2.3
February 24, 2024
- [Changed] All Safari searches now default to redirecting to Kagi, regardless of the Safari Search Engine choice. To limit Kagi redirects to a single search engine, you can select one in the extension popup in Safari. If you previously ran the extension version 2.2.2, if you want to have all searches redirect to Kagi, you can select "All Search Engines" in the extension popup in Safari.
More2.2.2
February 23, 2024
- [Added] Change the search engine that redirects to Kagi using the dropdown in the extension popup. Useful if you granted permission to the extension to multiple search engines or "Allow All Websites" was chosen during setup. - [Changed] Adopted monochrome icon for toolbar/menu to match Safari icon styles
More2.2.1
February 8, 2024
- [Fixed] Non-search Google urls no longer get redirected to Kagi
2.2.0
February 7, 2024
- [Fixed] Improved reliability using the webNavigation APIs - [Changed] Moved settings & private session link from the Kagi app, into Safari Extension Popup similar to the legacy Kagi Safari extension - [Changed] New app and toolbar icons
More2.1.0
January 2, 2024
- [Changed] Releasing the legacy iOS extension (same underlying code as version 1.0.10) while we resolve issues found in the 2.0.x releases.
2.0.2
December 30, 2023
- [Fixed] Private session tabs should bypass kagi login page on first search (including on devices with Lockdown enabled)
2.0.1
December 29, 2023
- [Fixed] First search in a private browsing session should be logged in to Kagi - [Fixed] Safari versions 14.0-15.4 now load correctly - [Fixed] Reliability improvements by removing background permission request - [Changed] Removed "activeTab" permission from manifest
MorePrice History of Kagi for Safari
Description of Kagi for Safari
Due to limitations in the Safari browser, Kagi cannot be set as your default search engine. Instead, this extension intercepts your request to your default search engine selected in Safari and redirects to Kagi, creating a seamless search experience. It works in Private Browsing as well.
Please note that some requests may still be sent to your default search engine due to this limitation, although the redirect will always be successful.
Kagi search is a quick, user-centric, 100% privacy-respecting search engine with results augmented by non-commercial indexes and personalized searches. It has a clean, high-performance user interface with only the most relevant results and no telemetry, no ads and no collection of private information.
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Kagi for Safari: FAQ
Does Kagi for Safari have support for iPad devices?
The Kagi for Safari software is compatible with iPad devices.
Who created the app?
Kagi Inc. developed the Kagi for Safari app.
What is the minimum iOS version supported by Kagi for Safari?
The minimum required iOS version for the app to work is 15.0 or higher.
How do users rate the app?
The Kagi for Safari app has a consumer rating of 3.3 and gets mild reviews.
What genre of app is Kagi for Safari?
The App Category Of The Kagi For Safari App Is Utilities.
What is the newest version of Kagi for Safari?
The latest version of the Kagi for Safari app is 2.2.6.
What is the update date for Kagi for Safari?
Kagi for Safari released its latest update on September 19, 2024.
When was the app initially released?
Kagi for Safari was initially released on July 2, 2024.
What's the content advisory rating of the Kagi for Safari app?
The Kagi for Safari app is rated Kagi Inc..
What languages is Kagi for Safari available in?
Currently, the Kagi for Safari app supports the following languages: English.
Does Apple Arcade support Kagi for Safari among its available titles?
Unfortunately, Kagi for Safari is not on Apple Arcade.
Are there opportunities for in-app purchases in Kagi for Safari?
Unfortunately, Kagi for Safari does not provide opportunities for in-app purchases.
Does Kagi for Safari offer compatibility with Apple Vision Pro?
No, Kagi for Safari does not offer compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.
Are there any advertisements in Kagi for Safari?
No, there are no advertisements in Kagi for Safari.
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