Blacklist addon --- block reddit (or any site really) from google searches

3 years ago by Guru_Meditation_ to c/firefox

Download uBlacklist for Firefox. Blocks sites you specify from appearing in Google search results

I have a bad habit of clicking on links before checking the source. This plugin gives me peace of mind while shunning the fallen one. Hopefully in the near future, appending 'lemmy' to google searches will prove just as fruitful. Until then I guess I will just grit my teeth and bear it. I find it's worth the hassle.

_HR_ 2 points 3 years ago

This hardly offers new functionality. The same thing can be achieved Preventing entering a website can be achieved via My filters in uBlock Origin - all you need to do is type there the domain of the website, one per line, e.g. ||reddit.com and click Apply changes.

And from screenshots of the addon linked here it looks like it's limited to blocking domains that are shown in google search results? That would be much more limited than using uBlock Origin.

Edit: Oh, I've looked at the screenshots again and I see the difference - the blocked domain disappeared from the search results. So yeah, it's useful functionality for people who use google.

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lvxferre 2 points 3 years ago

I've been using this for quite a long time. The main selling point is to filter out search results, and it does it fine; it doesn't prevent access to the site by e.g. manually typing the URL. For the later, as another poster said, uBlock Origin works better.

(Funnily enough I installed it because of Reddit. When I want an answer I want an answer, not a bunch of parrots repeating the same stale jokes, the same "I dun unrurrstand", vomiting trivia or crap like this.)

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igorlogius 2 points 3 years ago
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AlmostDachshund 1 point 3 years ago

Any options that could work with duckduckgo?

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