Add *search*term* to your policy to prevent certain Google searches, where “term” is a placeholder for the search you want to prevent. As an example, adding *search*snake will block the search for the term “snake,” but it will still allow URLs that include “snake” in the domain name.

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Can you block the Google snake Game?

Blocking Google’s games widget is as simple as adding the policy BlockGoogleSearchGames and setting it to true.

How do I block games on Goguardian?

The URLs section of a policy can be used to block or allow web content by adding *keywords*. A * (wildcard/asterisk) must appear immediately before and after each word in the entry. Any URL containing the keyword can be blocked or allowed using a keyword with wildcards.

How do I block Google Doodles?

The Doodles on the Google Search homepage and the Chrome New Tab page can’t be turned off. Microsoft Edge is a good option if you don’t want the Doodles on your new tab page. It’s not much different from Chrome in terms of functionality.