How to Permanently Ban a Site from Your Google Results
person Patrick Bushe ยท calendar_today May 1, 2026
To enact a permanent, authoritative ban on a site from your Google results, the browser must be the executioner. By saving the host URL into the Search Cleaner Chrome extension, the ruling becomes final. Every time Google's server sends a payload containing that domain, the extension deletes the HTML node locally. The site never renders, never logs a visual impression on your screen, and is functionally banished from your digital reality.
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