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If you've ever clicked on a search result only to land on a version of a site you don't prefer, Kagi's URL Redirects (also known as URL Rewrites) puts you in control by automatically rewriting search result URLs before you even click them.

URL Redirects are a powerful Kagi feature that lets you set up textual find-and-replace rules for search result URLs. When a search result matches one of your rules, Kagi rewrites the URL so you always land exactly where you want to.

Here are three practical ways to use it:

Want to always visit the old Reddit interface instead of the redesign? Or prefer an alternative frontend for a service? With a simple domain-level redirect, you can swap one domain for another across all search results:

Sometimes it's not the whole domain that you want a redirect for, it's a specific path segment. This is particularly useful if a project moved its docs and search engines still index the old location, or you want to pin results to a specific version of documentation:

3. Redirect AMP sites to their original URL