Not convinced. The example of a blueberry pancake recipe has a big button titled "jump to recipe" a few lines in and the ads covering the page is what 99% of th

Not convinced. The example of a blueberry pancake recipe has a big button titled "jump to recipe" a few lines in and the ads covering the page is what 99% of the internet looks like without an adblocker. That doesn't sound like the fault of the search engine (but it is probably the fault of Google itself). As to this: >> Google rating: “This search result page is just okay. I don't like the first search result (I already know what exceptions are in programming, so the official Python documentation is way more than I need). I have to scroll halfway down before finding the information that I want. The Python documentation is the primary source for what is being searched for. I don't think it's too much to ask to "scroll halfway down". That comes across as a bit petulant, to be honest.