This is a niche search, but I was confused by the result I was given. When searching a specific South African journalist (Hein Kaiser + the paper they work for) and misspelling their first name as "kein", a wiki widget result appears for the Irish Citizen Army:
The equivalent search on Google contextually spell-checks "kein" as "hein" and delivers the right result:
When searching "hein kaiser" on Kagi, the correct result appears:
This is Google's result for "hein kaiser" for reference:
Interestingly, this is Google's result for "kein kaiser" when forced to search for "kein":
There is only one mention of "kaiser" on the Irish Citizen Army's wiki page:
There are no mentions of "kein". The only way I can potentially explain this search result is that the mention of "kaiser" on the wiki page is preceded by "nor", which in German can when translated include "kein" in the phrase. Ultimately the correct result surfaces first on the list, but the propensity to show a (in this case unrelated) wiki page might be too strong here.
This behaviour seems to exhibit itself in different ways in different regions.
Austria, "kein" (displays the Citizen Watch wiki widget, and doesn't show the journalist at all)
Algeria, "kein" (displays the Zabern Affair wiki widget, and shows the journalist as the first result)
Belgium - fr, "kein" (displays the ICA wiki widget, and shows the journalist as the first result)
Finland, "kein" (displays the Zabern Affair wiki widget, and shows the journalist as the first result)
Namibia, "kein" (displays the journalist as the first result and no wiki widget)
Sri Lanka, "kein" (displays the Citizen Kane wiki widget, and shows the journalist as the first result)
But this behaviour is resolved completely when the query is for "hein kaiser".
Austria, "hein"
Algeria, "hein"
Belgium - fr, "hein"
Finland, "hein"
Namibia, "hein"
Sri Lanka, "hein"
