Search engine Kagi releases a range of enhancements to its search results

Kagi Search, the independent search engine that promises to be fast, accurate, and ad-free, has announced a range of enhancements to its search results. The improvements include better search relevancy, more relevant sub-pages, and an option for extended search snippets.

You might have heard of Kagi, because it's the company that's behind the Orion Browser.

With this update, Kagi is now down-ranking sites with a lot of ads and trackers more aggressively. The company has also improved the quality, variety of sources, and the number of image search results.

The video search results now feature higher quality results from mainstream video websites, and Kagi has increased the number and variety of sources in the News results, focusing more on local and “interesting finds”. The reverse image search has landed in Kagi, and they have introduced podcast search as an entirely separate searchable category.

Finally, Kagi has partnered with Judy Records to offer instant access to the United States public records (court records, lawsuits, and patents).

These enhancements are part of Kagi's ongoing effort to provide a better search experience for its users. The company is committed to providing an optimized search engine that helps people find what they're looking for quickly and easily.