I'm hoping that all that link love will push MDN up over w3schools in google search results. I always have to append MDN to my query terms to get the documentation I'm after. I'm never logged in to google, so I can't block all results from w3schools. It's a pity there aren't any per-browser (rather than per user) settings for to weigh search results differently.
edit: Fiddling a bit, it seems like blocking w3schools is a moving target.. I have to block www.w3sch.. wwww.w3scho.. wap.w3scho... etc.
An other option would be to use DDG as your browser's (default) search engine and using bang-searches (`!mdn Array` in DDG will automatically redirect to MDN's search), or adding some sort of prefix for mdn (e.g. `j foo` to look for "foo" in JavaScript ~ MDN)
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I'm hoping that all that link love will push MDN up over w3schools in google search results. I always have to append MDN to my query terms to get the documentation I'm after. I'm never logged in to google, so I can't block all results from w3schools. It's a pity there aren't any per-browser (rather than per user) settings for to weigh search results differently. edit: Fiddling a bit, it seems like blocking w3schools is a moving target.. I have to block www.w3sch.. wwww.w3scho.. wap.w3scho... etc.
An other option would be to use DDG as your browser's (default) search engine and using bang-searches (`!mdn Array` in DDG will automatically redirect to MDN's search), or adding some sort of prefix for mdn (e.g. `j foo` to look for "foo" in JavaScript ~ MDN)
Be pretty easy to write a simple Chrome or firefox extension to do that.