[pasc1878]

This is the main use I have for browser addins that block sites in search results.

[3np]

Not a browser add-on but changing to self-hosted searxNG. Proxy searches to your engines of choice, filter and rewrite urls to your liking (like yt->piped, medium->scripe.rip).

[achairapart]

You can actually pair this with a browser extension: Privacy Redirect[0].

You can setup your own self-hosted instances or existing third party ones. It's a game changer both for privacy and UX.

[0]: https://github.com/SimonBrazell/privacy-redirect

[jakewins]

Which add on do you recommend? I’ve often thought, after clicking on some search result that instantly leads me to a full page splash, “I want to never see that domain again”

[shpx]

I use uBlacklist. It supports 10 search engines.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ublacklist/pncfbmi...

https://github.com/iorate/ublacklist

[norman784]

Try Kagi, I used a while ago and was amazing, now I default to DDG, I don’t see any cloned content sites or just too few that I don’t notice them.

[norman784]

Google and DDG should add a Kagi feature, where you can set the priority of the sites or even block them.

[thiht]

I just started using Kagi, and the ability to just bump Wikipedia as first results has been great so far.

I really need to try using Kagi more.

[andrewinardeer]

USD10 per month is too steep for me.

[b3morales]

You do you, but it comes out to pennies per search for me. 1000¢ / 30 days / 5 searches/day = 6.6¢/search, and that would be a slow day.

[codegladiator]

That's less than what you spend of coffee each month

[hombre_fatal]

Affordability isn’t the only input into the decision of spending money on something.

[reitanuki]

That's certainly not true of everyone. We don't all go to Costa and etc...

[warrenm]

Even buying a bag to make at home...you're at ~$10 or more

[gonzo41]

If only google could provide that sort of quality control.