• @Bakachu
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    131 year ago

    Same for online recipes. The content you want is never at the top.

      • Thassodar
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        71 year ago

        There’s also the app Paprika 3 that I’ve been using on Android for a few years. You paste the URL in and it’ll separate the ingredients, instructions, and even the fluff, into separate parts automatically.

        You can also input your own recipes and, if it’s a food blog that may be taken down in the future, it saves a local copy of the recipe for you.

        • @Viking_Hippie
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          1 year ago

          Paprika 3, you say? I bet it’s super popular in Hungary 3!

        • @StereoTrespasser
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          11 year ago

          That’s what people say but it’s rarely worked for me.

      • @PoastRotato
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        31 year ago

        You are a beautiful person. May the wind be ever at your back

      • @Mr_Blott
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        21 year ago

        What we really need is a search engine that dismisses any recipe that uses cups as a measurement!

    • @ranoss
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      71 year ago

      Man, online recipe sites have gotten so bad in the last few years.

      There’s like a page of text talking about the food while the page is swimming with intrusive ads or promotions. I hate it.

      It’s like the worst parts of old school internet pop is ads gained sentience and a love for cooking.

      It’s always a game of finding and clicking print recipe as fast as I can. That and immersive reader have helped on mobile.

      • admiralteal
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        121 year ago

        It’s 100% Google’s fault.

        The recipe sites that would feed you the recipe right at the top are downranked in search because you don’t spend as long on them.

        • blargerer
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          61 year ago

          This doesn’t pass the smell test for me. If I find a recipe I like I tend to spend the duration of that recipe on the website. the extra time it takes to skim to the recipe itself is a rounding error in that math. I posit the actual reason is that recipes aren’t copyrightable so the websites need to add all the extra bullshit, which is copyrightable, in order to make it hard for some bot to trivially take their recipes.

      • @PoastRotato
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        71 year ago

        At this point if I can’t find a “Jump to Recipe” button displayed prominently at the top of the page within three seconds of visiting I just nope out and find a less cancerous site

        • @mangaskahn
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          31 year ago

          There are plugins for Chrome and Firefox that add that button, but your method is probably better for discouraging the extra filler.

    • ares35
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      1 year ago

      ‘reader view’ in firefox helps on some sites.

    • @QuarterSwede
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      21 year ago

      Honestly, most of them have a jump straight to the recipe link or buttons now. I assume it’s because so many people complained in the comments about how they don’t care about their food story.