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Twitter/X removing the block feature
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this post was submitted on 18 Aug 2023
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you could also say, just block it
It would be a godsend if there was a way to block certain results from search engines. I do not want to have want to have any more Twitter links or reddit links propagating my results. I don't even care if I miss out on some vital piece of information to my query. I just don't want those sites in my search results.
You can. I'm not by my desktop but I'm sure I use ublacklist in Firefox.
Have you heard of a DNS sinkhole?