Question about Google Desktop

[Roxanne Appleby]

Well, if google ever does become evil I'm screwed, because I just installed google desktop, and it has indexed all the material in my computer. Including my web history showing all Lit visits, and visits to, er, certain other websites. This is all on the laptop owned by my employer, and I'm a home-office person, so it's my home computer also. I know, I know . . .

Here's my question. I'm actually not too worried about that part, but I do want to eliminate Lit stuff from my search results, and maybe from the index eventually. I've entered "http://www.literotica.com" into the "don't search" preference, but still get Lit results. I tried "http://www.literotica.com*" and still get results from lit.

Please don't tell me I need to enter every individual web page within lit, like say this one: https://forum.literotica.com/...o=newthread&f=6. Because that would make the preference useless, and I can hardly believe google is that stupit.

Thanks all,

Roxanne

 

[rthnck]

Rtfm

I think that evrything you need to knowis right here:

http://desktop.google.com/features.html#remove

Read/skim the whole page. there's stuff about the preferences, the cache, the index, the results page. youshould be able to do what you want

 

[Roxanne Appleby]

OK, I think I figured it out. In the "don't search" preference just enter 'literotica' - not "http://www.literotica.com" or "literotica.com," etc.