How about mTLS?

Been following this for some time now and it's a real delight to use. SSE subscription is really nice.

I found the real time (SSE) very buggy, unpredictable and hard to debug.

Do you use it in small projects only?

I have been a paid Kagi user for over two years, and this is really, really bad. Just because something is verbose or- I just dont understand how they came up with this-wrong doesn't mean it came from an LLM.

Unless it's ungodly slow, to the point where it's beyond being noticeable, speed is the last thing I care about when it comes to browser. Most of the options available are reasonably fast and differences are not huge enough.

Gentle reminder that if you're commenting on hacker news articles you are likely the outlier in the "why people switch browsers" reasoning. Friends and family constantly surprise me with their tech choices and how they interface with the digital world whenever I'm home on holidays.

“My friend told me Chrome was faster”

Because it uses LLM API?

You should export them to a proper password manager.

That's a bit different from my experience. I (although not very often) use Korean and it works ok-ish.

It's far from being close to nothing though.

Thanks! In such a case maybe I need to play a bit more with it.

My "nothing" was a bit harsh as "something" is sometimes returned; though, comparing results with even "Ecosia," the latter one always brings something more relevant.

Simply, for me, working with Kagi for non-US queries felt like working with old search engines - a lot of work to make the query and a lot to browse results.

I can see how this is _not_ for everybody. It is a lot of work, especially if you're just starting out and there are gazillion things you own(lucky you). But it's worth it. You are always informed and it has changed my perspective on personal finance completely.

Looking at the source they're using bubbletea.

From a South Korean news article (translated using llm):

> The police installed human-sized holograms in this park last October. The videos played daily from 7 PM to 10 PM. Analyzing crime occurrences for eight months until May of this year, it was found that the number of major crimes (murder, robbery, rape, theft, violence) within the park's radius decreased by about 22% compared to the same period before the installation (October 2023 to May 2024). This park was a place with frequent reports due to drinking, alcohol-related violence, and disturbances.