io.Įxit out and set it as the default search. The * operator after pinterest removes all associated domains from the search, so not only. The field should look like this:įor every site you want to exclude from your google search bar, add in +-site:**site_name**+. Paste your copied information into the same field and add +-site:pinterest.*+ after ?q=. Exit out and create a new entry using the add button. If it is greyed out, you can still double click on the field to highlight the information, and use Ctrl-C to copy the field. Click on the default Google search, copy the field of URL with %s in place of query. In Chrome, go to Settings>Manage Search Engines. It is also more convenient than prepending an operator each time you want to perform a search, especially if there are multiple websites you want to exclude from your search each time. This can be very useful if you are searching for information but the top results are choked with websites that require a subscription to use. This method modifies the built-in search bar of Chrome and automatically prepends a search operator that removes any domains associated with Pinterest, Chegg, Quora or any website that you want to remove from your searches. This method requires no installation of any addons nor does it require you to prepend any operators manually each time you search. Edit: A typo corrected by a very kind suggestion from Adam Flynn.
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