A first-person account of using Kagi, a paid ad-free search engine, to manage visual fatigue caused by cluttered search results pages. Covers Kagi's pricing tiers, search customization tools (lenses, domain blocking, bangs, widgets), step-by-step instructions for setting Kagi as the default search engine in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, and accessibility-focused appearance settings including font size, dark mode, and left-aligned results. The highlight is Kagi's Custom CSS editor, available on all plans, which allows hiding unwanted elements and applying high-contrast themes — a shared high-contrast purple CSS theme for low vision is linked. Keyboard shortcuts for navigating results without a mouse are also documented.
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Overview of Kagi and pricingKagi Search tools and customizing search resultsHow to set Kagi Search as default search engineKagi for low vision: Accessibility settings and visual customizationsKagi for low vision: Custom CSSKagi keyboard shortcutsMore tips for using Kagi Search with low vision411 Impressions