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Agreed - they've been corrupting my search results for far too long. Its refreshing to see this in its place.
by dca 17y ago
Agreed - they've been corrupting my search results for far too long. Its refreshing to see this in its place.
- mikeyur 17y agoDoes google have a blacklist feature? Can I exclude all links from a certain domain within my google prefs? This needs to be a feature. I came across 3 or 4 experts-exchange pages today when looking to fix a small apache issue.
- torpor 17y agoadd "-site:expertsexchange.com" in your google query to exclude results from that site ..
- messel 17y agopro search tip :D Hopefully search will remember we dislike particular sites and exclude them in personalized future releases.
- TunaFish 17y agoAlso, it's not hard to make a keyword search that adds that automatically. On firefox, left-click the google search box/"Add a keyword for this search", save it with the keyword "g" somewhere. Then look for it in your bookmarks menu, right-click/properties and edit the query string until it fits your tastes. (The %s will get replaced with your search terms.) Mine is like 200 chars long. After that, you can use g <something> in the address bar to search for something with a sane query.
- colinprince 17y agoCustomize Google offers great filtering for Firefox users: http://customizegoogle.com/ http://customizegoogle.com/ From the front page: "Filter spammy websites from search results" exactly what I do with Tek-Tips...
- legooolas 17y agohttp://userscripts.org/scripts/show/9462 http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/9462 Greasemonkey (or Opera user javascript as I believe that's mostly compatible) script to remove experts-exchange results from any google query. Saves you from having to use a different search or use -site: stuff. Should be easily extendable to hide/dim/highlight/whatever any sites you want to see less/more of.