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Trying to block Google’s “people also search for” div (when you navigate back to the search results page) is not easy IIRC
by switch007 4y ago
Trying to block Google’s “people also search for” div (when you navigate back to the search results page) is not easy IIRC
- potamic 4y agoYou can try these uBlock filters. Difference is night and day www.google.com##div[role="heading"]:has-text(/^People also ask$/):upward(5) www.google.com##span:has-text(/^People also ask$/):upward(5) www.google.com##div[role="heading"]:has-text(/^Cast$/):upward(5) www.google.com##span:has-text(/^Cast$/):upward(5) www.google.com##h3:has-text(/^Videos/):upward(5) www.google.com##h3:has-text(/^Images/):upward(5) www.google.com##div[role="heading"]:has-text(/^People/):upward(5) www.google.com##span:has-text(/^People/):upward(5) www.google.com##h4:has-text(/^People/):upward(5) www.google.com##span:has-text(Related searches):upward(5) www.google.com##span:has-text(/^Latest/):upward(4) www.google.com##h3:has-text(/^Top stories/):upward(6) www.google.com##div:has-text(/^Trailers/):upward(4) www.google.com##g-scrolling-carousel
- dceddia 4y agoThis thing drives me nuts! It’s always popping up JUST at the right time to catch my click when I’m aiming for the second search result. It’s been that way for long enough now that I’ve started to assume it’s like that on purpose, just to keep you from leaving.