Kagi Search has launched a new option to turn off AI features in search settings and included new widgets for flipping coins and rolling dice. The Orion browser has also received a significant update with a new interface, container support for privacy, and a customizable browser border.
Kagi Search has implemented a feature that allows users to completely disable AI capabilities within the search settings. This addition is also planned to be available during the onboarding process for new users, enabling customization from the beginning.
The organization aims to balance investment in AI technology while offering users control over its application in their search experience.
Responding to user demand, Kagi has added the ability to roll different types of dice and flip coins through its widgets. This allows users to engage in various gaming activities directly from the search interface.
The new options come with settings to disable unwanted widgets, providing users with better control over their search environment.
The release of Orion version 1.1 for macOS marks a significant update, introducing a new interface, the concept of containers for privacy, and a personalized browser border that aligns with Apple's design principles. This update includes more than 170 additional improvements and bug fixes.
The container feature allows users to maintain privacy by isolating tabs, enabling them to log into multiple accounts from one browser window, mirroring functionalities found in Firefox.
Kagi emphasizes the importance of user feedback in shaping new features, thanking the community for their input and patience throughout the development process. The company acknowledges that clear communication regarding the AI toggle was essential to avoid confusion among users.
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Kagi Search has launched a new option to turn off AI features in search settings and included new widgets for flipping coins and rolling dice. The Orion browser has also received a significant update with a new interface, container support for privacy, and a customizable browser border.