Hey everyone, I stumbled onto this site called Who's Online the other day. It doesn't have articles, but it shows you what people are searching for and reading in real-time on a bunch of different news sites.



I've been checking it for a week, and it's kind of eye-opening. The top stories on the front page of major outlets are often completely different from what millions of people are actually clicking on at that moment. It feels like I'm seeing the raw, unfiltered news diet versus the curated headlines.



Has anyone else used something like this? Do you find it changes how you view the news cycle? I'm curious if this is a better way to gauge what's truly capturing public attention or if it's just feeding a different kind of bias.