Kagi's Small Web Apps: Rediscover Human-Made Websites
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Kagis New Mobile Apps Highlight the Small Web: A Fresh Take on Human-Made Sites
Kagi, the Palo Alto search engine, has launched mobile apps for iOS and Android to showcase the Small Web, a collection of non-commercial sites made by individuals. This move aims to counter AIs dominance and big platforms influence. The Small Web initiative, launched in 2023, boosts human-made sites in search results and on a special page. Users can explore random picks and switch to distraction-free reading mode. However, some users criticize the app for only including sites with recent RSS feeds and detecting AI-generated content. Despite this, Kagi continues to grow as a paid alternative to Google, with users able to suggest new Small Web sites via their GitHub page.
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