[spaniard89277]

I hope forums gain some weight after google decided to f** them over in the results. IDK in English but for spanish language forums are still valuable, but you need to know the domain name so that hurts discoverability.

[aliasxneo]

I just used Brave for the first time and was absolutely delighted to see they have a dedicated "discussions" section when you search for something. It's literally what has sold me to trying it as my default engine for a few weeks.

[Agamus]

We users are a funny lot. I just used Brave for the first time, and the very first thing I did was look for how to turn off "discussions".

[danuker]

At least you know they're there, and you could turn them off.

[Nemi]

I want this but can’t find it. I want to find discussions on something (toyota sienna) but when I search I don’t see any discussions section. Even putting “discussions” in the search terms does not bring it up. Looks like something they should make toggleable.

EDIT: I take this back. If I put the term “discussion” in the search along with “toyota sienna”, I see a “discussions” section in the search results if I am on the “goggles” tab. I don’t see the discussions section if I omit the “discussion” term though.

[spaniard89277]

Mmm, gonna try, thanks.

Hmmm, can't find that discussions tab.

[lrae]

It's not a tab, it's a section of the default search results page. And it also is just Reddit. At least for the couple of searches I just tried it for.

[GeorgeWBasic]

Same, I've only ever seen reddit in that section. Helping reddit's hegemony is counterproductive, not helpful.