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Brave announces a new feature called Discussions intended to eliminate the shortcomings of traditional search engines by surfacing more results from web forums.
Discussions augments results in Brave Search with actual conversations related to the query. The ultimate goal is to provide users with information about what real people are saying on a topic.
Brave Search, made by the same developer as the open-source web browser, is striving to overcome “SEO spam,” which it defines as content made for search engines rather than humans.
Brave Seeks To Maintain Privacy & Offer More Useful Search Results
With a goal of de-prioritizing marketing-focused and machine-generated copy, Discussions in Brave Search combs forum threads on Reddit and Stack Exchange.
Results are then shown in a breakout box whenever the browser’s search algorithm considers them relevant. Brave intends to add further sources for Discussions soon.
Available on both its desktop and mobile browsers, Brave expects these results to be particularly useful for users with questions about products, current events, travel, computer programing and coding, or highly specific questions.
Recently surpassing 12 million daily queries, Brave Search provides a privacy-centric alternative to Google. Discussions maintains Brave’s commitment to not...
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