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Take control of your Google Search results by filtering out unwanted domains or focusing on specific domains Here’s the same description with icons added, clean and readable, and not overdone: 🔍 Take control of your search results Tired of seeing the same spammy sites, AI content farms, or paywalled articles every time you search Google? Filter My Search helps you clean up your results by blocking unwanted domains or focusing only on sources you trust. ✨ Key features 🛑 Block Mode Hide results from specific sites like Quora, Medium, Pinterest, and more. ✅ Only Show Mode Limit results to trusted domains such as Stack Overflow or Reddit. 🔄 Quick mode toggle Switch between No Filter, Block Mode, and Only Show Mode directly from the search page. No popup required. 🖱️ Right-click filtering Block or allow any domain straight from the search results. 📦 Filter packs Apply prebuilt domain lists for quick cleanup, including Social Media and AI Spam. 🏷️ Notes and tags Add personal notes to domains you block or allow. 💾 Import and export Back up your filters or share them with others. 🧪 Test domain tool Instantly check whether a domain will be blocked or shown based on your current settings. ⚙️ How it works * Add domains in their base form, for example `example.com` (not full URLs or `www`) * After adding domains, make sure a filter mode is selected. If **No Filter** is active, results will not change 👥 **Ideal for** 🎓 Researchers and students who want cleaner results 👨💻 Developers and professionals who rely on trusted sources 🙋 Anyone tired of low-quality, repetitive search results 🔒 No tracking. No ads. Just cleaner searches.
Jan 3, 2026
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