this is a fork of the Kagi Search Extension that removes FastGPT and their AI Summarizer from the Firefox and Chrome extensions. The Safari extension is pretty untouched. It anyone has experience there and wants to work on that, PRs are welcome.

there is a signed version of the firefox extension over in the releases section. since it is signed, it can be used on the Firefox and Firefox Beta versions.

This contains the source for the Kagi Search extension for Firefox and Chrome.

Get it for your browser here:

• Chrome
• Firefox

• Extension Features
• Other Browsers
• Installing from source
  • Download
  • Load the extension
    • Firefox
    • Chrome
• Contributing
  • Accepted Contributions
  • Instructions
  • Development
  • Testing/sharing/debugging

• Sets Kagi as your default search engine
• Automatic login when searching in incognito/private browsing
• ... more in the future!

• Safari (iOS)

To build the extension, you will need node and npm installed.

1. Obtain the files from this repo, either via git clone https://github.com/kagisearch/browser_extensions or by downloading the source zip.
2. run npm i to install adm-zip which is used to package up the files.
3. You can now run npm run build-firefox or npm run build-chrome to zip up the relevant files and output a zip file.

You can also download a pre-packaged zip from our releases page.

First, obtain the source code from the release page:

GitHub Releases

Or by cloning the repo:

git clone https://github.com/kagisearch/browser_extensions

1. Head to about:debugging
2. Click on "This Firefox"
3. Click "Load Temporary Add-On"
4. Select the zip file or manifest.json of the extension.

1. Head to chrome://extensions
2. Turn on "Developer mode" in the top right and then some new buttons will pop up.
3. Click on Load unpacked extension
4. Select the zip file or you may have to unzip the zip and select the folder outputted from extraction.

Bugfixes and improvements to the extension's code are welcome!

At the time we are not accepting PRs for new features without prior approval.

You can inquire about new features or report bugs here:

• Issue tracker
• Kagi Feedback Forum

1. Fork it (https://github.com/kagisearch/browser_extensions/fork)
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create a new Pull Request

Check the recommended and required node and npm versions in the package.json and .nvmrc files.

npm ci  # install dependencies
npm run watch-firefox  # builds the firefox zip file and unzips it into the `built/` directory every time a file changes
npm run watch-chrome  # builds the chrome zip file and unzips it into the `built/` directory every time a file changes
npm run format  # formats the code

npm run test  # runs the linter & formatter checks
npm run build  # builds the chrome and firefox zip files in the `built/` directory
npm run build-firefox  # builds the firefox zip file in the `built/` directory
npm run build-chrome  # builds the chrome zip file in the `built/` directory