Okay. I am doing a search for something on the internet. I search for the term and it comes up with the list of results. I know if I want to find something in these results I can just start typing in the search window and it will only show what I type.
My question is: How to I do the opposite and remove a term from that list of results?
Example:
1. I search for ubuntu linux
2. I get a list of results
3. I see the word German throughout the subject line of the results
4. I want to filter these German results out
5. I try to change the Search Mode drop down from Internet to Local and all the results disappear (lost forever, unless I waste another of my limited internet searches)
6. -German does nothing, nor does ^(?!.*German) which I saw used to filter out something else, which I changed to German
7. I went to Options > Filters > RAR Archives > Subject Reject > Enable > type German > Click Add > Click OK. I search again and German still shows up in the results.
Should I modify my initial Internet search to include a reg ex expression to filter this out? Sorry if this has been brought up before, I looked around and did not find anything.
Thanks