blut wump
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While Google allows you to filter pornography and explicit sexual content from your search results using their "SafeSearch" feature, they do not provide a means to search exclusively for such adult material.
It's a shame when someone searching for pornographic material related to, say, hamsters, is forced to slog though many pages of perfectly innocuous rodent sites before finally hitting upon the hamster porn he was looking for.
The unsafe search works by performing two Google queries, a normal query and a query with SafeSearch enabled. The set of "safe" results is then subtracted from the set of normal results to yield only "unsafe" entries.
http://www.monzy.org/unsafesearch/
The stats might be interesting, too:
http://www.monzy.org/unsafesearch/stats.php3
Happy hunting.
It's a shame when someone searching for pornographic material related to, say, hamsters, is forced to slog though many pages of perfectly innocuous rodent sites before finally hitting upon the hamster porn he was looking for.
The unsafe search works by performing two Google queries, a normal query and a query with SafeSearch enabled. The set of "safe" results is then subtracted from the set of normal results to yield only "unsafe" entries.
http://www.monzy.org/unsafesearch/
The stats might be interesting, too:
http://www.monzy.org/unsafesearch/stats.php3
Happy hunting.