This is so important and valuable. A way to get "Google search without the crap." Notably AI crap, which destroys G-search utility. Intro'd here:tedium.co/2024/05/17/g... In practice: After a Google search, click on "Web." You'll get the de-crapped results.
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We should also try to stop using Google
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I love this idea, but I'm not seeing the "web" link they've described. :(
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Could you do this with safari on mobile? I already have ublock blocking the element that shows the AI but I canβt block it on mobile :(
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It is not infeasible that Google implemented this feature so that the people who work at Google...can actually use Google.
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DuckDuckGo
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Eh. Youβre still giving them clicks. Just dump Google and use something else.
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@brooklynmarie.bsky.social I just figured out another thing. Someone recently pointed out how using "before:2023" gets rid of junk, but it also disables snippets without skipping current webpages if you use a year in the future. This method doesn't need javascript.www.google.com/search?q=bef...
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It's not too stable for me (works sometimes, not others). It seems to work just as often with the udm tag before the search term, so it can be plugged into stuff waiting for a search term to be added to the end of this:www.google.com/search?udm=1... ... = www.google.com/search?udm=1...
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THANK YOU!
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Honestly folks who haven't should try out kagi.com . Sure it costs money but it pays for itself in the time it saves you.
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Use duck duck go.
It is easier to use, and doesn't save your searches.
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This needs to be an extension in Firefox
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Thanks for this very excellent tip!
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