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It's in the article you linked to, but I suppose Google expects everyone to use their Personal Blocklist Chrome extension now: https://chrome.google.com/webstor
by ValentineC 9y ago
It's in the article you linked to, but I suppose Google expects everyone to use their Personal Blocklist Chrome extension now:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/personal-blocklist-by-goo/nolijncfnkgaikbjbdaogikpmpbdcdef?hl=en https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/personal-blocklist...
- aerique 9y agoAh, so they removed it to peddle their Chrome browser.
- callumlocke 9y agoThis kind of extension is available for every browser.
- nasredin 9y agoThey are usually broken because Google often pushes shady obfuscated updates. IIRC the OFFICIAL "Personal Blocklist" was broken for a long time due to this. AFAIK there's still no way to block entire TLDs. So basically Google doesn't give a shit about you!
- ttsda 9y agoIt seems the extension is only half-working. The "Block foo.com" links don't appear in the search result anymore, but if I visit the website and block it through the extension pop-up they are then eliminated from the search results in future searches.
- nasredin 9y agoOne more reason for Google being a very scammy advertising company (they stopped being a search company years ago): You can not blacklist entire TLDs, just individual subdomains. Thanks to ICANN (and others?) there is hundreds of TLDs that are 100% full of spam. And they all are able to game the system. Google has lost the SEO War IMHO. If they are not willing to innovate they should be broken up via anti-trust.