Searching for "firefox 132" with Wikipedia as a pinned site recommends the Foxfire article

stebalien

This is more a curiosity than a true issue, but something is definitely going wrong here.

Pin results from Wikipedia.
Search for "firefox 132".
Get the following results:

I expected a link to something related to Firefox, at the very least.

It looks like Kagi decided the article was edited today (incorrectly, the last edit was on September 18th) then ranked it higher than the Firefox search result underneath it (which was, in fact, edited today).

Searching for older Firefox releases yields links to the release notes of the requested version. Searching for future versions seems to link to the "firefox version history" page. You have to search for exactly "firefox 132".

Strangely, searching for "foxfire 132" yields results for Firefox 132 and nothing about foxfire.

Luis

stebalien I also tried but couldn't reproduce. Could you please attempt to reproduce the result once more and confirm if the issue persists?

Thibaultmol

I set Wikipedia to pinned and tried to replicate.
These were my results

Value7609

@Luis for me it doesn't even show up.

Does pinning only take into account the first search results page? (I thought it used ₄₀ search results and then does the pinning, or did this change?)

Because mdn and wikipedia are the two top results on the second page. (I have both pinned as you can see)