Gossip Site Blocker
Hide harmful sites from Google search results.
Blocks sites you specify from appearing in Google search results
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This extension prevents the sites you specify from appearing in Google search results.
You can add rules on search result pages, or on sites to be blocked by clicking the toolbar icon. Rules can be specified either by match patterns (e.g. *://*.example.com/*) or by regular expressions (e.g. /example\.(net|org)/).
You can use this extension in several search engines other than Google. The list of supported search engines is available at:
https://github.com/iorate/ublacklist#supported-search-engines
You can synchronize rulesets across devices via cloud storage. At the moment, Google Drive and Dropbox are supported.
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One of those extensions I can't live without. It never gave an issue and I get rid of those annoying results that keep hunting for top places on search results but are spam, useless or a true scam. Even those legit sites that I don't share their POV or goals in life, and keep disturbing my results, are swept away from search. Really: the feature that should be added to all browsers you have it here as an extension. ...until one of them starts the urge.
adding 4 sites to block has improved my search results 100% getting rid of junk I won't read!
Finally! I just found this extension today. I'm tired of seeing quora/youtube/reddit links spamming the top search results, or Aliexpress stuff hijacking the image search for cosplays. Now, I wish a similar extension would exist for Google News too because the built-in "Hide all stories from..." option in Google News does not work at all.
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常に上位に食い込み、検索結果を崩壊させるスポンサー広告が苛立たしいのでインストールしましたが、 スポンサー広告はブロックされません。 そのため4/5です。
Tried it to block temu, didn't work, combed thru all the settings, permissions etc., still failed to do the one thing it was supposed to. 15 mins of my sad life wasted.
I love it! I can finally block all Amazon listing from clogging up every page whenever I search for something. Amazon, Walmart, and a number of other big monstrous companies have managed to monopolize search results for just about every kind of search you can imagine. It wasn't anything like this twenty or even fifteen years ago. But between Google advertising and partnership programs, and Amazon being the Walmart of the internet, we end up wasting time going page after to page just to get rid of amazon results. The internet was vast and wild, mostly taken up by individuals and small affairs and businesses. Now it's a zoo, a commercial strip, a warped scene of Hialeah Florida where no zoning laws or regulations exist. And it's all about shopping. To put it bluntly, screw Amazon. It's a crooked affair posing as some benefit to mankind. But then isn't that what always happens? I finally have some semblance of the internet I was once used to back. Now, if only uBlacklist would work on Google. Not that I even use that societal crutch more than I have too. So, we lost the internet... we all knew it would happen as it was destined to become a commercialized Moroccan open-air market. Between entertainment, porn, and shopping, that's about all its good for now. Goes to show you how the masses seem to bring everything down to its lowest common denominator. It is nice to be rid of Amazon, eBay, Walmart, Kohls, Home Depot, Lowes, BestBuy, etc., but sadly most of what's left is nothing. Just scam sites posing as something relevant to your search. You know this instantly by the use of absurd URL's that make no sense. Or a list of "review" sites posing as such, but only taking their review results from where... Amazon. A terribly flawed and purposely toyed with review system anyway. All so that they can get you excited about a product and conveniently supply an Amazon link to it. Walla! They made some coin, and if you bought the garbage, they made even more coin! Haven't you ever wondered how such sites only have Amazon links to the products they review? Hasn't that ever seen somewhat suspicious? Well, all things end eventually. Even this universe. Those born before the new Millenia will have no idea what I am lamenting. They will have too old by the time they were able to or allowed to access the internet on their own unsupervised by their parents or at all. So, what they see and grew up with they consider normal. But really, those who saw the writing on the wall, did try to warn everyone. But nobody listened.
It was working well for a time, but suddenly (like yesterday or so) it stopped working on google image search. What gives?