Take Brave snippets by position rather than by class name

Brave's source name was leaking into every snippet ("Medium March 27,
2025 - ..."), because the .sitename/.netloc selectors guessed for it match
nothing. Rather than guess again, use the ordering: an engine rendering
"source / breadcrumb / title / description" puts all its metadata before
the title, so everything after the title line is the description. Class
names churn; that ordering does not. The named selectors stay as the
fallback for when the title is not on a line of its own.

Verified against Brave, and Google/DuckDuckGo/Bing re-checked for
regressions.

1 files changed, 5 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/src/engines.ts b/src/engines.ts
index 79462fc..a71b9c8 100644
--- a/src/engines.ts
+++ b/src/engines.ts
@@ -190,9 +190,11 @@ const BRAVE: EngineDefinition = {
     item: '.snippet[data-type="web"]',
     link: "a[href]",
     title: ".title",
-    // No dedicated description element; the item's text is
-    // "source | breadcrumb | title | description", so subtract the first three.
-    subtract: [".title", "cite", ".sitename", ".netloc"],
+    // No dedicated description element. The item's text is
+    // "source | breadcrumb | title | description", so the extractor keeps only
+    // the lines after the title. These selectors are the fallback for when the
+    // title is not on a line of its own.
+    subtract: [".title", "cite"],
     unwrap: "none",
     selfHostPattern: String.raw`^https?://(search\.)?brave\.com/`,
   },