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It's really too bad Google doesn't allow you to simply blacklist domains from your search results permanently. The thing that frustrates me the most about these
by jsz0 17y ago
It's really too bad Google doesn't allow you to simply blacklist domains from your search results permanently. The thing that frustrates me the most about these SPAM sites is the fact they're constantly popping up and my down voting of the result seems to do absolutely nothing unless I'm using the exact same search query. Just let me blacklist Mahalo and other sites like it permanently. Better yet make it possible to subscribe to a blocklist so the community can pool it's resources and fight back.
- Devilboy 17y agoI request this from Google every couple of months. If I could remove an entire domain from all my personalized search results, I'd be soooo happy.
- benatkin 17y agoI've requested this, too. I even switched to Yahoo! for a few hours because they let me blacklist expertsexchange.com (since changed to redirect to experts-exchange.com). I don't see the option on Yahoo!'s page anymore.
- elai 17y agoexpert sex change .com?
- benatkin 17y agoYes. It used to show up in Google search results as expertsexchange.com. After being thoroughly razzed, they made it redirect to experts-exchange.com. Since it was called expertsexchange.com at the time I blocked it in the Yahoo! search results, I took the liberty of referring to it by its old name.
- aaronwall 17y agoWith Google custom search engine you can create your own personalized search service...built off the back of Google, but while delisting any sites you do not want results from. And it only takes about 30 seconds to set one up. Then you embed the search box wherever you like. http://www.google.com/cse/ http://www.google.com/cse/