Customize Your Results
Freespoke offers a number of options to customize your search results. Customization can be done on search results page, or by changing your account’s search settings.
Search Result Filters
Freespoke allows you to filter results by political bias or by date.
Visit Freespoke and enter a term into the search bar. Hit enter or tap the search button. Once results load, tap the “Filters” button just below the search bar. Drop downs will appear allowing you to filter by the date at which the content was published, or by the political bias of the publisher. Visit our Bias page to learn more about how Freespoke rates publisher bias.
Account-Level Filters
Website Blacklist And Favorite List
Freespoke allows you to permanently block search results from sites you dislike, or to mark as favorites sites you particularly like.
To block a site, first ensure that you are logged in to your Freespoke Account with Freespoke Premium.
On the Search Results page, tap the icon.
To blacklist a site, removing it from all search results, select “Block” from the options and tap Save.
To favorite a site, select “Favorite” and tap Save.
Favorite Sites
Favorites are indicated on search result pages with a special style:
Managing Site Preferences
To view or manage your account’s site preferences, visit your Advanced Search Filters preferences page. To access this page from Freespoke.com, tap your user bubble in the top-right corner of Freespoke, then choose “Advanced Search Filters” from the sidebar.
You can add additional sites from the page by typing a URL or domain into the “New Search Filter” field and choosing whether to Favorite or Block it from the “Result Priority” dropdown.
You can view, edit, or remove existing search rules from the “Existing Rules” list. For instance, in the above screenshot, you could change “cnn.com” from Favorite to Blocked, or tap the “x” to remove the filter entirely.