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google. ##.g:has(a[href ="pinterest.com"]) google.##.g:has(a[href="pinterest.com"]) add this to your ublock origin.
Better yet, quit using google. I've been on https://search.brave.com for months and have no regrets.
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#272This is amazing. Quick question, in your example you did "Paul Graham y combinator". I then tried https://swurl.com/?q=breck+yunits and it worked great, so I thought that I was lucky that my parents gave me a UUID and my results worked better than PG! But then I tried your original query except without "y combinator" and the results were just as good (clearly PG is most famous PG by far). So was curious why you added…
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#273First result from Reddit for the OP URL: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/3rumq8/y_combi... lol
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#274Love this! Consider adding eater for searching looking for restaurants.
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#275This is very good. I'm going to start using this first and see how it goes.
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#276My only major complaint is that in the "images" section you see a lot of repeated images. I know that taking all the results and doing some kind of difference check on them/finding the highest quality version is not a simple or particularly computationally quick operation - but it would drastically improve the usefulness given the small size of the window.
Yes I agree, especially with wikipedia. But I was thinking sometimes people still want it in images so they can click and get directly to the image? What do you think about that case? If you have some more examples of queries where this is happening, that would help me improve things!
If I enter "voxel", the 1st, 3rd, 5th, and 7th are all duplicates of the wikipedia image.
The 2nd and 24th are copies of that doomguy image, but that's not nearly as severe.
Looking over a couple other searches, it seems I was wrong - it really is mostly wikipedia cropping up in the "images" tab over and over.
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#280Also, give the option to customize in which section to search, I don't care about images results or youtube, give the option to deselect the defaults option.