Are we saying that a human being cannot make a choice as to whether they want open a webpage they dont want to open.
I personally do not visit sites I do want to visit. There is no possibility that I might accidentally visit a site I do not want to visit.
I do add websites to U-block origin to block sites from search engines, I dont want to scroll through a hundred of pages of USA amazon, ebay, google, instagram, facebook, etc, links, when I am looking for a new pair of socks in my local store in the UK.
here I block startpage from showing amazon links in the search.
startpage.##.g:has(a[href="amazon.com"])
startpage.##a[href="amazon.com"]:upward(1)
This also works with google and other search engines.
If I want to block an entire web site, just add:
||www.amazon.com^
||www.google.com^
these site wont load at all, they will be blocked by U-block, even if you accidentally click on a link
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Are we saying that a human being cannot make a choice as to whether they want open a webpage they dont want to open.
I personally do not visit sites I do want to visit. There is no possibility that I might accidentally visit a site I do not want to visit.
I do add websites to U-block origin to block sites from search engines, I dont want to scroll through a hundred of pages of USA amazon, ebay, google, instagram, facebook, etc, links, when I am looking for a new pair of socks in my local store in the UK.
here I block startpage from showing amazon links in the search.
startpage.##.g:has(a[href="amazon.com"])
startpage.##a[href="amazon.com"]:upward(1)
This also works with google and other search engines.
If I want to block an entire web site, just add:
||www.amazon.com^
||www.google.com^
these site wont load at all, they will be blocked by U-block, even if you accidentally click on a link