Given that Google owns Chrome, the most used browser by a wide margin, I am surprised they don't leverage this to improve their search results.
The consensus seems to be that SEO has won, that experts are stuffing websites with keywords and the search engines are simply unable to figure out what is good content anymore.
So why not use your own browser to measure how people interact with a website? How long do they stay on it? Do they just scroll and exit immediately? Do they seem to have a hard time finding information? Maybe randomly ask people if a website is helpful or not from time to time. Then aggregate that info and score a website. This should cut down on website that have nothing but fluff.
The consensus seems to be that SEO has won, that experts are stuffing websites with keywords and the search engines are simply unable to figure out what is good content anymore.
So why not use your own browser to measure how people interact with a website? How long do they stay on it? Do they just scroll and exit immediately? Do they seem to have a hard time finding information? Maybe randomly ask people if a website is helpful or not from time to time. Then aggregate that info and score a website. This should cut down on website that have nothing but fluff.