Source buttons — how to use them
The source buttons let you include or exclude specific sites and platforms from your search. Tap a button to turn it on (it lights up); tap again to turn it off. Your choices are remembered for next time. By default only the standard web sources are on — toggles like Brainrot stay off until you choose them.
RexResearch
Toggle to include RexResearch.com — an archive of unconventional science, patents, and fringe-technology documents. Best for alternative research, obscure inventions, and older technical papers that mainstream indexes often miss.
Rense
Toggle to include Rense.com — an alternative news and commentary aggregator. Good for non-mainstream viewpoints and independent reporting; use alongside regular sources for a broader picture.
YouTube
Toggle to include YouTube video results — walkthroughs, talks, product demos, interviews, and primary-source footage. Great when a topic is easier to understand by watching than reading.
Brainrot
Turned off by default. Toggle on to include social-media platforms that are removed to keep your feed free of social noise.
Tip: you can combine several sources at once — for example, turn on YouTube and RexResearch together to get both video explainers and deep documents for the same query.