You can install "Sink it for Reddit" to remove that obnoxious "pretty please install our app." banner. It also does other stuff to make their mobile website not as bad, but it still isn't a great experience.
Man I haven't used Google in 10 years yet I still say I "Googled it." It's just a saying at this point, not an endorsement.
If you're only searching for family-friendly stuff Kagi is pretty good (anything NSFW yields no result), but there's no way I'd be willing to pay that much money for a search engine. $5/m for only 200 searches…
Deezer have that option. When you're listening to something you don't like you can click on a little frowny face, then they will ask you if you want to never hear this song again or the artist. It's neat.
The crypto stuff in Brave is opt-in to begin with.
>The professor couldn’t understand how we did it, so gave a low mark. That was genuinely upsetting to read.
You can install "Sink it for Reddit" to remove that obnoxious "pretty please install our app." banner. It also does other stuff to make their mobile website not as bad, but it still isn't a great experience.
Man I haven't used Google in 10 years yet I still say I "Googled it." It's just a saying at this point, not an endorsement.
If you're only searching for family-friendly stuff Kagi is pretty good (anything NSFW yields no result), but there's no way I'd be willing to pay that much money for a search engine. $5/m for only 200 searches…
Deezer have that option. When you're listening to something you don't like you can click on a little frowny face, then they will ask you if you want to never hear this song again or the artist. It's neat.
The crypto stuff in Brave is opt-in to begin with.
>The professor couldn’t understand how we did it, so gave a low mark. That was genuinely upsetting to read.