Consistent mistakes in Brave searches

[Saoiray]

@PKMY it helps if you can create paragraphs. Your wall of text is very difficult to read.

That said, Brave has Goggles that you may wish to use in order to filter results. Yet even without Goggles, I don’t get this lean you tend to say. You also gave absolutely no examples of anything you searched which showed any such results.

But to show you an example, using default Brave Search.

Fox News was the #1 source there under Top Stories.

Also halfway down…

But let’s just say I wasn’t happy with the results, I’d go back to the top and click on Goggles. (bottom right of screenshot below)

Which then opens some Goggles, but you have to then click on Discover More (they need to improve on this.)

And would you look at this…I can choose to filter by political ideology…

So I added that and guess what happens?

I really do suggest you learn more about tools you’re using. They don’t just put content and settings there for no reason at all. It’s there to provide a particular service. If you checked into it more and tried seeing what things do, you wouldn’t be having as much of an issue.

Also may be very important to read info from links below:

Brave Search

How do I use Goggles?

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Results seem politically skewed

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