"Snaps is an exclusive Kagi Search feature that allows you to easily limit search results to a specific website..."
WTF is this marketing bullshit?! Default Google Search is useless now and I'm rooting for Kagi, but this "exclusive" untruth is decidedly NOT the way to "win".
It clearly shows in the example that @r translated to "site:www.reddit.com" in their resulting search- I did not read "supporting domain search in general" as being Kagi specific.
The Kagi specific part is /easily/ searching a site in Kagi.
The whole point here is that they are extending the already supported bangs[1] to search the domain with "@", thus if "!r" exists to redirect to Reddit's search, you can use @r to search Reddit within Kagi.
Of course I could type "site:Reddit.com" that's what I've been doing for years, including on Kagi, but easily doing that with @<bang> seems exclusive to Kagi.
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"Snaps is an exclusive Kagi Search feature that allows you to easily limit search results to a specific website..."
WTF is this marketing bullshit?! Default Google Search is useless now and I'm rooting for Kagi, but this "exclusive" untruth is decidedly NOT the way to "win".
Google's "site:<domain>" search has been around for years: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/monitor-debug/sear...
Not related, DuckDuckGo's "bangs" https://duckduckgo.com/bangs which has, likewise, been around for years.
*sigh*
It clearly shows in the example that @r translated to "site:www.reddit.com" in their resulting search- I did not read "supporting domain search in general" as being Kagi specific.
The Kagi specific part is /easily/ searching a site in Kagi.
The whole point here is that they are extending the already supported bangs[1] to search the domain with "@", thus if "!r" exists to redirect to Reddit's search, you can use @r to search Reddit within Kagi.
Of course I could type "site:Reddit.com" that's what I've been doing for years, including on Kagi, but easily doing that with @<bang> seems exclusive to Kagi.
[1] Kagi maintains an open source list of supported bangs here, you can even do a PR to add even more: https://github.com/kagisearch/bangs
My concern was not with the ability to do the "site-specific search", but the bullshit regarding this feature to be "exclusive" to Kagi.
If you're saying a different syntax makes something exclusive, I have some highly non-performant macros to sell you.
All you have to do is not cut off (in the quote) the obvious ergonomic difference between a short code
@ lsm
and a long one
site:long-site-naem-with-a-ttpo