Search ignores Terms

CWagner

Most results containing only one of the 2/3 words, making it a slow manual check to see which results are actually in any way relevant to the query.

Steps to reproduce:
https://kagi.com/search?q=N6211+vs+J5040

Expected behavior:
Only show results containing both N6211 and J5040, Google actually gets this one right: https://www.google.com/search?q=N6211+vs+J5040
The first result is https://www.cpu-monkey.com/en/compare_cpu-intel_pentium_silver_j5040-vs-intel_pentium_n6211 which does exactly the asked for comparison. Kagi shows a different comparison from the same site, for a different CPU with the N6211: https://www.cpu-monkey.com/en/compare_cpu-intel_celeron_j6413-1735-vs-intel_pentium_n6211-1737

System info:
FF, Windows, International

gesumin

I'm seeing the same wrong comparison (J6413 vs N6211) , even when using quotation marks:

Vlad

gesumin Not able to reproduce that

Boomkop3

This is getting more and more of an issue for me recently. I understand this happens occasionally because I don't use verbatim mode. But a non-verbatim mode shouldn't be allowed to completely ignore part of my query

Here's an example of a search just now:
https://kagi.com/search?q=blazor+MultiComponents&r=nl&sh=fDfdWQDQPSk4uU8MzalaFQ

Not a single page above the fold in my search result contains the word "MultiComponents"

Even worse:

A good chunk of the results on the first page are [not technically ads but are trying to sell you something]. This is the reason I ditched google and other free providers.

So, qouting "Multicomponents" nets me:

In this case, there weren't a lot of good results because this was just a one off suggestion on stackoverflow. But I'd rather not have a bunch of unrelated stuff to manually discover it's just that