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this is why I pay for Kagi. granted those results still come up, but you can block specific domains from ever appearing in the results and configure how listicl
by inhumantsar 2y ago
this is why I pay for Kagi. granted those results still come up, but you can block specific domains from ever appearing in the results and configure how listicles are displayed.
- speedgoose 2y agoAs an alternative, ublacklist is free and open-source.
- arromatic 2y agoAverage serp page has 10 results . What if all 10 matches with your blacklist ? Not to mention you can't do anything if the engine dosen't search deeper .
- speedgoose 2y agoYou probably have to browse to the next page or refine the search terms.
- arromatic 2y agoHow many can you block and filter manually ? 10 ? 100 ? 10k ? Who will test sites for the blocklist ? The domain block feature is great but unless it's collaborative listing it's not gonna be super effective.
- hughesjj 2y ago.... Test sites for the blocklist? What? Also they do share the most blocked/raised/lowered etc sites: https://kagi.com/stats?stat=leaderboard https://kagi.com/stats?stat=leaderboard We've had this problem of "good defaults" before with ad trackers blocking domains. I'm sure it'll be Sooner than later when some community lists become popular and begin being followed en mass
- arromatic 2y agoI meant your average user can test a handful of sites if they are seo spam or good sites but a single search return 10+ results and even more when a user searches multiple things , multiple times a day . Average user doesn't have the time to test these many websites.
- hmottestad 2y agoIt’s super effective for me because I just block stuff as things pop up that I don’t want. I’ve also added more weight to certain domains that I want more results from. I wouldn’t want anyone touching my config, it’s mine and it works great!
- speckx 2y ago1,000
- blharr 2y agoKagi is admittedly pretty great for this.