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DuckDuckGo and Kagi allow you to remove entire sites from search results and it is the best feature of these websites.

I get Kagi since you pay for it, but doesn't using a logged in account with DDG defeat the purpose of using DDG? How does having a search history associated with your DDG account improve things? You're just moving who knows your search history from one org to another

	▲	szszrk 4 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		If you are not logged in, your search history may be "not associated with you account", but it still is associated with you. It's more a matter of whom do you trust. Private mode in browsers still gathers unique user IDs, fingerprinting is widespread and fairly precise. The "logged in" part doesn't change that much.
	▲	ColdTakes 4 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		You don't need an account for DDG. I assume the record keeping for which sites you exclude is cookie or session based.