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You can also do this with uBlock Origin.

• shbooms 6y ago
  I don't believe you can accomplish precisely what this does with uBO. You can blacklist your browser itself from connecting to certain domains with uBO but you can't fully remove them from within a google search results page since the google results page isn't explicitly connecting to the domains, just displaying links to do so. Even with some advanced cosmetic rules the most you could do is remove the <a> tag fields, not the full title/text of the results.
  • pythux 6y ago
    If you can select the <a> tag, then you can likely use a procedural cosmetic filter to go up the DOM like with :upward(n). So this should be possible.
  • llacb47 6y ago
    No, you can use :has rules to remove the entire result. Edit: or you can use upward().
• Mandatum 6y ago
  This one? https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublacklist/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublacklist/
  • llacb47 6y ago
    No, just regular uBlock Origin, using cosmetic filters.
    • czottmann 6y ago
      This is a damn good idea. Thanks! :)