On iOS Safari Extension, Incognito Mode breaks

KarimG

I often open an incognito window to search for stuff that I don’t want to show up in my browser history. With the Kagi iOS Safari Extension, this is no longer possible, as it requires a login when searching in incognito mode. I would like to have two options during setup:

either configure Kagi to use the session link and not require a login in incognito.
or, have the option to disable Kagi in incognito and to fall back to the default search engine instead.

Steps to reproduce:
Install the iOS Kagi app, configure it, and open a private/incognito tab in Safari. Do a search.

Expected behavior:
Either search with Kagi already signed in or use the default search engine.

Debug info:
Kagi iOS App

Vlad

KarimG Kagi for Safari iOS has a setting for session link that it can then use in private window. Are you not seeing this setting?

KarimG

Vlad Ah, I see. I have to click on the Kagi extension in Safari to bring up that settings page. I was looking for that option when opening the app with the instructions. Other extensions I have used previously (like AdGuard or Hola) have settings in the iOS app directly, so I assumed I would find them here, too.

Thank you for getting back to me and letting me know that there is an option to configure it. You may want to add that setting to the app as well for better visibility.