Kagi just renders those toxic sites into a grouping called "Listicles" which I then ignore. It's far from perfect, but it's clear that a company with far less m

Kagi just renders those toxic sites into a grouping called "Listicles" which I then ignore. It's far from perfect, but it's clear that a company with far less money and access than Google doesn't find this an impossible problem to address. So I would suggest that Google knows what it's doing, it just makes them money.