Kagi has all the bangs possible and imaginable, and you can configure new bangs.
But I barely use them, Kagi results by themselves are already great.
And optional LLM summary of results (either by clicking or by ending the query with a "?") is super fast and great specially when you're searching for some easy thing like "how to crop a video in ffmpeg" or "how to do a ternary in kotlin".
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DDG, but pretty much exclusively for the bang shortcuts.
Kagi has all the bangs possible and imaginable, and you can configure new bangs.
But I barely use them, Kagi results by themselves are already great.
And optional LLM summary of results (either by clicking or by ending the query with a "?") is super fast and great specially when you're searching for some easy thing like "how to crop a video in ffmpeg" or "how to do a ternary in kotlin".
Nice! I use Brave because it's mostly better at finding good results but almost exclusively use bangs.