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Brave introduces feature to bypass 'harmful' Google AMP pages
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Brave adds Discussions to enrich its search results

Quote:Brave, the maker of the homonymous web browser, has announced a new feature called Discussions that adds conversations from online forums to its privacy-focused search engine.

The new development enriches search results with answers from online discussions, such as threads on Reddit and StackExchange, on any topic.

Until now, Brave Search was limited to website content that can be vague, generic, low quality, and only appear high in results due to SEO optimization.

Brave Search will evaluate search terms and correlate them with online user discussions to give people access to richer or more accurate results for their query.

The topics that Brave believes are going to benefit most from Discussions are:
    • Product questions.
    • Events.
    • Travel-related topics.
    • Computer coding questions.
    • Very specific queries that don’t have many matches on websites.


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RE: Brave introduces feature to bypass 'harmful' Google AMP pages - by Imran - 04-21-2022 , 08:11 AM

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