Has anyone lost weight without going low carb?

65.8 gone to date. Haven't cut carbs appreciably, though I don't really pay much attention, so some days I might have more than others.

Ok. Here's the deal on low carb: it was invented for professional body builders to cut the last bits of fat off their bodies in the last few weeks before competition. It was not intended to be used more than a few weeks.
For those going "keto," it works great to burn fat in the short term, but in the long run, keto has some poor effects on the body including nausea, diarrhea, constipation, and weakness.
Studies show that low carb generally doesn't hold as a weight loss plan for more than 12 months, though some people get up to 24 out of it. Which means that as a long term strategy (rest of your life) it generally isn't a great plan.
Now, all that said, a few years ago I lost about 25 pounds not restricting carbs. But I was very picky about them: whole grains, beans, and veg. I had little fruit besides apples and any berries. I had one entire 24 hour period each Friday night to Saturday night when I ate whatever I wanted. That's when the fruit came in with pie and ice cream! I used no artificial sweeteners, no bars or meal replacements. I ate all real food. And I hadn't taken up running yet. My exercise was chasing my young son around.
Good for you for your great work!

128lb lost and never really restricted my carbs, in fact I don't really bother with counting carbs at all, it's just protein I try and keep up at a certain level. I can't eat a lot of fat so if I don't eat carbs then I'd go hungry, looking back I average around 200g carbs a day, don't know if that's high, low, moderate or whatever.

There are reasons to decrease carbs but it's very individual m. You should start to figure out for yourself what's best for you.

Low carb is great for people with diabetes or pre-diabetes. Some people feel "bad" with too many carbs, maybe tired. Some people feel other foods, like high fiber, proteins, fats, are more satisfying. Some people enjoy the variety of carbs in their diets.

For every person who succeeds in losing weight there is an individual story. I use tips from everything to experiment on myself. How do I feel doing X? Does it work for me? Do I like it? Is it sustainable?

I lost 30lbs just by eating junk or whatever I liked. Staying under calorie level is all that matters.

27 kilos lost, no special care with carbs.

To lose weight you need to go low in carbs, fat and protein. In summary, low in calories

So, at least at the beginning, just focus in eating less, it will be easier than if you have to add the "of something" (so "eat less" is easier than "eat less of something").

Also declare an intermediate goal (like when you reached 50% of your Target weight) and start to care about the characteristics of what you eat.

It worked for me, that did not mean that it works for everybody, but at least it worked once