Hide w3schools

This extension simply adds -site:w3schools.com to your google.com and google.co.uk searches to prevent w3schools results.

What is Hide w3schools?

Hide w3schools is a Chrome extension that adds -site:w3schools.com to your Google searches, eliminating results from that site while maintaining the full search result set. It is designed for web developers and web designers.

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By: billythekid

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Users: 5

Rating: 4.00 (1)

Version: 0.2.1 (Last updated: 2016-01-11)

Creation date: 2016-01-11

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab
webRequest
webRequestBlocking
*://*.google.co.uk/*
*://*.google.com/*

Size: 10.17K

Ranking

# 142925 ▼ 782

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#12458 in Developer Tools ▼ 40

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Extension summary

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This plugin will redirect any requests to google.com/search and google.co.uk/search pages so that the query includes the term -site:w3schools.com.

This means your results will not include any results from that site while still maintaining a full search result set. (Nothing is removed from your results, they never come in in the first place)

This plugin is aimed at web developers and web designers.

Source code available at https://bitbucket.org/cowboyecosse/hide-w3schools

Changelog:

0.2.1

Fixed bug with google maps searches giving server error message
Fixed bug where # in search string was being ignored

v 0.2

Initial release

User reviews

Works in most cases, it adds "-site:w3schools.com" to every search you do. It will show that in your search bar, which may drive you crazy if you're picky. One problem/bug I have found is that if you search for something with a "#" it will not work correctly. If you search for "C# generic method" your search will turn into just "C".