 It has been annoying me so much seeing so many spam sites on Google, when searching for "Steam Deck" to see anything I might have missed... So I made a Ublock Origin list to remove them from results. Feel free to contribute: https://github.com/LiamDawe/steamdeck_spamblock 15 comments
 I have seen some many ad filled SEO optimized sites that must be filled with AI generated garbage that is not helpful at all. @slyecho And that's what this type of list will help against, as I'll keep adding any I find to it :) Here is the article: https://thedroidguy.com/steam-deck-not-connecting-to-monitor-1236982 I donโt know what you make of this, spam or not? @slyecho lol yup that's a typical one: loads of useless stuff before they give the actual topic, will add them I've honestly never heard of a "Ublock Origin list". I'm now very curious. Dunno if I'll make a PR, but I might fork it, if I can figure out how to use it. I'd like to exclude ebay and amazon when I'm searching for products/devices. If I WANT to search either evil empire to buy shit, I can go to their site and do it. @gamingonlinux And, unless you beat me to it, I already know what my PR is going to be. An addition to the README.md  @gamingonlinux More importantly, which droll joker will make a pull request to add gamingonlinux.com? ๐   @gamingonlinux nice, thanks. If youโre not being paid by Valve, you really should be. Just bought a SD mainly because of what youโre writing about it. You should build something like a central SD resource website (apart from GoL). But who had the time, right? ๐ @gamingonlinux dont forget some reddit threads that are nothing but news and people who hate steam deck. |
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Just this list already made Google many times more usable.