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I've found myself fighting the spell-correct search more often too, worse, it's easily handled by giving me the results I searched for and then including other
by ece 6y ago
I've found myself fighting the spell-correct search more often too, worse, it's easily handled by giving me the results I searched for and then including other optional links or results.
There's just no excuse when what I'm searching for is right, and a search engine thought I'd like something else. It's dumb af.
- PikachuEXE 6y agoGoogle wants more impression on ads. Quite natural for them to "eager spell-correct" your search query. This is what you get when you search using an ad company's product. :(
- ece 6y agoI don't think I would go that far. It's easy enough to restrict spell-correct to dictionary words. When I search for a specific part number, I tend to get a similar more popular part where spell-correct makes zero sense to have anyway.