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Search Exclude Helper is a lightweight Firefox extension that automatically adds predefined exclusion keywords to your search queries on major search engines such as Google and Bing.

When performing web searches, users often want to filter out unwanted results by manually adding exclusion operators (for example, using the "-" operator to remove certain terms). This extension simplifies that process by automatically appending user-defined exclusion words to search queries before the request is sent to the search engine.

Users can configure the list of excluded keywords through the extension's options page, allowing flexible control over which terms should be filtered out. This is useful for removing common unwanted content from search results, such as specific domains, topics, or repetitive sources that appear frequently but are not relevant to the user's needs.

The extension operates locally in the browser and does not collect, transmit, or store any personal data. Its purpose is purely to streamline search workflows and make web searches more efficient for users who frequently rely on exclusion operators to refine results.