Kagi Translate login with session link

dartcircle

Currently I use Kagi Search with Firefox (without the extension). I wipe all browser history each time I close Firefox. When I search, I'm automatically logged in to Kagi with the session link (which works very well!)

However, when I open Firefox, and go to translate.kagi.com from my bookmarks, I'm not logged in. Is there a way to combine the session link with my bookmarked Kagi Translate link?

Half the time I end up using Google Translate instead due to this, unless I do a "random search" to log me in to Kagi first, then go to the Kagi Translate bookmark. I tested installing the Kagi extension in firefox, but this didn't log me into Kagi Translate.

Can the ?token=XXXX be appended to Kagi Translate to allow login? If not, could this "login magic" be extended to Kagi Translate with the Kagi browser extension?

Vlad

Not possible currently, but I can see how implementing this would be cnsistant and useful across the wide range of Kagi services. You are now at the mercy of Luis who has to figure out how to prioritize this 😉

FranziKay

Can I ask, what is the current state regarding this question:
Can the ?token=XXXX be appended to Kagi Translate to allow login ?
The reason I ask is because lately I see frequently a red Error message in the left, bottom side of the translate.kagi.com window which reads
All models failed: 429 "Rate limit exceeded"
I popped the following question into Kagi search:
How can I ensure that translate.kagi.com/proofread keeps recognizing my Kagi login and authentication? How can I add the Kagi 'login token' to translate.kagi.com/proofread?

Quick Answer

To ensure that translate.kagi.com/proofread keeps recognizing your Kagi login and authentication, you can use the login token provided by Kagi.

Here are the steps to add the Kagi login token to translate.kagi.com/proofread:

Obtain your Kagi login token from the Kagi API Settings page. Note that the token will only be shown to you once, so make sure to copy it securely when you first obtain it 1.

Append the login token to the URL of translate.kagi.com/proofread. The URL should look something like this: https://translate.kagi.com/proofread?token=XXXX, where XXXX is your actual token. This method has been discussed in the Kagi Feedback forum, indicating that it is a valid approach for maintaining your login session 2.

By following these steps, you should be able to ensure that translate.kagi.com/proofread recognizes your Kagi login and authentication consistently.

Giorgio

The ?token=XXXX parameter should work on translate for any translation mode (documents, text, proofreading), the 429 error is unrelated and should hopefully not happen anymore - is it?