6 ms·
“Best “ does it for me. 16.1.1 Turning off “Safari Suggestions” in settings fixes it.
by avanai 4y ago
“Best “ does it for me. 16.1.1
Turning off “Safari Suggestions” in settings fixes it.
- Veuxdo 4y agoFunny, with Google you typically want to add "-best" to your searches to cut down on SEO spam.
- layman51 4y agoInteresting, I had never heard of this tip before. How do you do this though? Do you just add it at the end like a flag? (e.g. "sparking water -best" ?) In general, I thought these kinds of search engine commands were being phased out, but it looks to me like it would filter out those garbage articles that would bring up results like "top/best 15 brands of sparkling water" etc.
- czx4f4bd 4y agoThat still works on Google. You can put it anywhere in the query. The "-" is a negation operator that tells the engine to exclude results containing the following word. They've actually apparently introduced a few new operators since the old days, which I found surprising. For example, $ for prices, # for hashtags, and .. for ranges of numbers. https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/2466433?hl=en https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/2466433?hl=en
- andirk 4y agoI often do the opposite: "best [search query, usually a product] in the world".
- Onewildgamer 4y agoYou'll likely get the opposite
- twobitshifter 4y agoI can only get to bes before it crashes, turning off safari suggestions fixed it. I think it’s maps/shopping related, old navy and Best Buy were the suggestions.