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Spurious .htm & html search results When searching, I've recently started to get spurious .htm & .html files in the search results. There are usually two entries as follows: 5 "Search query" (5) htm 1K 5 "Search query" (5) html 1K 1: Does anyone know where they come from? I accidentally double clicked one (Swich bounce) and it seems to be a link to eBay, but don't know. |
That's why I filter out html results by default. Unless you want html pages, it kills some of that spam pretty effectively. Tools Menu, Options, Filters, Keywords and check off 'ignore .htm/.html Files.' You prolly already knew that though. |
Thanks: I forgot about the option to filter out various file types. I shall do that immediately. It's still annoying though. Dave E. |
yes, it is. It takes up valuable bandwidth on the network. We can block it on our machines, but I sure wish the source of it would shrivel up and die :) |
That, and the %^&* 1K mpeg files. Blocking the IP made them go away, but I'd still like to know what that was all about. |
Blocking IP addresses is OK, but what if it is a dynamically allocated address as many Dial-Ups are? Some poor innocent ends up blocked through no fault of their own!! I can't wait 'til I can afford DSL Dave E. I have a new one (to me at least) for you. Format is as follows: 'Search string' exe 7,826KB T1 Guess it must be something nasty, 'cos the search string never matches perfectly!!!! |
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