Kagi Search Changelog 13th Feb, 2025 - Redefining Privacy in Search
Kagi Search Changelog 13th Feb, 2025 - Redefining Privacy in Search
Better search results with no ads. Welcome to Kagi (pronounced kah-gee), a paid search engine that gives power back to the user.
Announcing Kagi Privacy Pass
Kagi now supports Privacy Pass, an IETF-standardized protocol ensuring your searches are technically unlinkable to your account.
Read all about why this matters and the details of implementation in our announcement blog post!
Privacy Pass support is provided:
- Natively for Orion browser users (macOS/iOS/iPadOS). On iOS, make sure to have version 1.3.17 and above (expected to roll out globally today) and update your macOS Orion to version 0.99.131.
- Natively through Kagi App for Android (make sure to have version 0.29, expected to roll out globally today)
- Browser extension for Firefox or Chrome
A few important details:
- Privacy Pass implementation is fully open-sourced for transparency and community collaboration
- Kagi Privacy Pass is available for the Professional, Ultimate, Family, and Team plans.
- Limitations:
- It's not available for Trial/Starter plans
- Privacy Pass mode disables account-specific features, like domain personalisaton (as we do not know which user is searching)
- Privacy Pass mode is supported for Kagi Search in this initial phase, we will add support other services in the coming weeks. Check the blog post FAQ section for more details!
Kagi is redefining privacy in search. Try it now!
Kagi Tor Onion service
Access Kagi securely and anonymously via our new Tor Onion Service.
You can now access Kagi directly through the Tor network using our dedicated onion address:
kagi2pv5bdcxxqla5itjzje2cgdccuwept5ub6patvmvn3qgmgjd6vid.onion
See more information about Kagi Tor service in our documentation.
An updated comprehensive privacy policy
We're also excited to share our updated privacy policy, with simplified language and designed to clearly reflect our strong commitment to protecting your privacy.
Improvements and bug fixes
Search
- Quick Peek Breaks after Clicking More Results 6016 @silvenga
- Add option to save the mobile advanced settings state 5826 @miicat_47
- Analytics for kids accounts do not show name/username 6189 @kingtong
- News search sorting issue 6187 @Alastair
- Kagi maps finds Texas in Alaska 5904 @Boomkop3
- News Search has no headings, not accessible to blind users 6140 @gordon582
- Escaping br/ in IP Widget 6225 @silvenga
- Ranking adjustment info popup contains raw HTML 6241 @frereit
- Quick answer code snippets display broken (sometimes) 6224 @lelovsky
- Images widget blank on mobile 6243 @tuesday
Kagi Assistant
- Kagi Assistant now supports O3 Mini, Gemini 2.0 Flash, and R1 Distill Llama 70B!
- Announce new results from assistant using ARIA Live 5996 @fastfinge
- Allow to hide thought process for reasoning LLMs 6025 @KamilKurde
- Add o3-mini model to Kagi Assistant 6135 @RegChien
- Formatting issues in Reasoning for R1 in Assistant 6148 @hansihe
- Assistant should wait with naming a thread until it's finished if not enough info 5828 @Thibaultmol
- Space missing below reference list in Assistant downloaded transcript 5833 @thomasjsn
- Allow for disabling the CTRL + SHIFT + Backspace shortcut 5550 @4P5mc
- Images cannot be pasted into the Assistant on WebKit browsers 6193 @laiz
- Info panel not visible for new Assistant UI 6143 @azdanov
- The assistant prompt "think about /think tag" breaks auto-hiding of reasoning text 6181 @ssg
Kagi Android App
Privacy Pass support! You can add the Privacy Pass shortcut by holding the Kagi Android icon.
- The app returns to the main screen every time it re-renders (e.g., entering/leaving split screen) 5875 @Philippe_Choquette
- Assistant via Android app doesn't work with multi file uploads 5959 @Thibaultmol
Kagi on Socials
Here is this week's featured social media post:
Tag our accounts or use Kagi when mentioning us in your posts!
Kagi in the News
Orion tops Apple's App Store's list of superpowered internet browsers "to seriously level up your web browsing"!
And Android Police published an article about Kagi's new fair pricing model: "This ethical search engine will return your subscription money if you don't use it." The Verge also covered the news.