How do I remove specific sites (such as ExpertsExchange) from my Google searches?

1	I should really work out how to permanently remove ExpertsExchange from my Google searches, as it really annoys me. google asked 03 May '10, 20:51 Amos 132●1●3●12 accept rate: 0% converted to question 14 Apr '11, 10:16 jeremy ♦♦ 1.0k●1●5●16

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1	@amos: My guess is some greasemonkey script may exist for that venerable task :) link answered 03 May '10, 21:43 Juaco 56●2 accept rate: 50% 1 Juaco, I second that motion and agree. It is what I was going to suggest. (14 Apr '11, 11:03) Ron ♦

Google is starting to support this natively in the search results via the "Block results from $foo" link, but it seems they're rolling it out slowly so you may not have access to it yet. See this article for more information.

In the meantime you can use a browser plugin to accomplish this.

Chrome
Firefox

--jeremy

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