I tried it and it didn’t seem to provide any features not present in other browsers outside of the significant extension support, which isn’t really relevant for me (I rely heavily on like three FF extensions, if you have those I don’t really need Chrome extensions on top). It didn’t seem noticeably faster or more performant. It has no market share, which almost always means worse support overall. I don’t know of any security audits performed and I have no experience with Kagi so I don’t know if they are trustworthy.
Another comment pointed out since the browser is in beta, this might be premature judgement. That’s a good point.
Another comment pointed out since the browser is in beta, this might be premature judgement. That’s a good point.