I read your feature request on Kagifeedback. With our tool, Browspilot, you can currently recall pages you have visited based on keyword matches. Given that you can also search the body of a page and sometimes the comments too, it's already quite useful, and I'm confident you will be able to find most of the things you're looking for most of the time. It was almost surprising to us too, how easily one can actually find stuff - given you are searching in a limited dataset, which is your own search history as opposed to everything like you do in google - just by typing in words that appear somewhere on the page you are looking for, as opposed to having to click a bunch of times and navigate through apps, messages, or emails to find a link again.
However, I believe that once we introduce the advanced vector search, which we are already testing in our beta version, you should be able to find the page you are looking for in Browspilot with absolute certainty just by typing words related in meaning into the search box, so you won't even need to remember your exact search queries.
We will also be adding image search capabilities soon.
However, I believe that once we introduce the advanced vector search, which we are already testing in our beta version, you should be able to find the page you are looking for in Browspilot with absolute certainty just by typing words related in meaning into the search box, so you won't even need to remember your exact search queries.
We will also be adding image search capabilities soon.