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<\/p>\nGoogle Search is now adding \u201cPeople also searched for\u201d pop-down panels, placed under individual search results. These often appear on using the back button to go back to a page of former results.<\/p>\n
I don\u2019t want any kind of \u2018pops\u2019 in my search-results. Block them all in your uBlock Origin filter list, by adding this filter\u2026<\/p>\n
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The above is also a working demo of how to use an xpath command to block any keyword inside a DIV\u2019s ID. In this case the filter blocks all HTML DIVs with an internal ID containing the letters \u201ceob\u201d. This blocking is not constrained to just these letters, meaning that the command will also block \u201ceob77\u201d or \u201ceob_34\u201d, without the need for a wildcard * symbol. This is required for Google Search, as all the \u201ceob\u201d instances have a number after them.<\/p>\n
Another example would be to block all \u2018Save\u2019 pop-overs on Bing Images\u2026<\/p>\n
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Google Search is now adding \u201cPeople also searched for\u201d pop-down panels, placed under individual search results. These often appear on …<\/p>\n