Duck Hide Sites

Hide specific sites from DuckDuckGo search results

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Auteur

IzzySoft

Installations quotidiennes

Installations (total)

250

Notes

2 0 0

Version

Créé

30/12/2015

Mis à jour

30/12/2015

Taille

2,1 ko

Licence

N/A

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DuckDuckGo: Hide results by host name

There are many reasons why one might not wish to see results from specific domains:

they just serve a teaser, but the real content is paywalled (experts-exchange.com)
they have nothing but duped content (many Stack Exchange sites experience this)
they are known for very low quality

Whatever your specific reasons, you can hide them from DuckDuckGo results with this little script. It doesn't feature a fancy GUI (patches welcome, or you fork it and add them yourself), so for now you'll have to edit the script to manage sites-to-hide. There are two variables for that at the very beginning of the script: unwanted are exact host names, so e.g. experts-exchange.com only matches experts-exchange.com (as e.g. in http://experts-exchange.com/*), while unwantedWild holds regular expressions – with e.g. .*\\.jquery.com matching all sub-domains of jquery.com (www.jquery.com, forum.jquery.com etc).

The following example is definitely not real-life, but should demonstrate the usage:

var unwanted = ['experts-exchange.com','api.jquery.com','datatables.net'];
var unwantedWild = ['.*\\.jquery.com'];