Kagi for Safari

Kagi for Safari

Send Safari searches to Kagi

182 ratings
126 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 13, 2022
  • June 10, 2025

Features

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This extension seamlessly redirects your Safari searches to Kagi, a privacy-focused search engine. Enjoy a clean interface with relevant results, no ads, and no data collection, even in private browsing mode.

βœ“Redirects Safari searches to Kagi
βœ“Works in Private Browsing
βœ“Privacy-respecting search engine
βœ“Ad-free results
βœ“No personal data collection
βœ“Clean user interface
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What users say

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What's New in Kagi for Safari

2.2.8

June 10, 2025

- Fixed individual search engine selection on iOS 18.5

User reviews

Pay per search

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Great

Great app, great search.

So schΓΆn…

Gute Suchergebnisse, keine irritierende Werbung, sehr hilfreiche KI. Das Abo lohnt absolut.

Needs Improvement

Extremely slow to redirect links to Kagi search, 9 out of 10 times Safari takes me to the default search engine result and then Kagi search results roll in. On tabs left open still prompts for user login even after providing the private key.

Broken

Bad to begin with, and recently has gotten much worse. It seems everything I search for is being sent to Ecosia now before also being sent to Kagi, which kind of ruins the point. Disappointing

Developer apps

User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Redirects not working

Bug

Constant login issues

Bug

Compatibility problems with iOS/macOS updates

Bug
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Requested Features

3 requests

Native Safari integration

Feature

Dark mode option

Feature

Standalone mobile app experience

Feature

FAQ

What does Kagi for Safari do?

Kagi for Safari is an extension that redirects your searches made in the Safari browser to the Kagi search engine. This allows you to use Kagi's privacy-focused features even though Safari doesn't natively support setting it as a default search engine.

Is Kagi a free search engine?

The Kagi for Safari extension itself is free to use. Kagi search, the underlying search engine, operates on a paid model to maintain its privacy-focused, ad-free experience without collecting user data.

Does this extension work with Safari's Private Browsing?

Yes, the extension is designed to work seamlessly in Safari's Private Browsing mode, ensuring your private searches are also directed through Kagi.

What are the benefits of using Kagi search?

Kagi search offers a user-centric experience with results augmented by non-commercial indexes. It provides a clean interface with relevant results, no telemetry, no ads, and no collection of private information, prioritizing user privacy.

Are there any limitations to this extension?

Due to Safari's browser limitations, some requests might still be sent to your default search engine before being redirected. However, the redirect to Kagi will always be successful, ensuring you experience Kagi's search results.