For example, if I do a search for an iPhone SE, I get a million—well, not that many, but you get my idea—cases that will fit the iPhone SE. This even when narrowing my search to phones only.
With some websites you can put “-case” in your search to eliminate results with that word in the title, but it doesn’t seem to work here.
How do I filter search results with keywords that I don’t want in the item description?
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After you do the “iphone se” keyword search, then I’d narrow it by [URL removed] Look under “Category” on the left of the search results, and hover your mouse over “cell phones & accessories” – you’ll see there are two [URL removed] “cell phone accessories” and “cell phones & smartphones”. Select the “cell phones & smartphones” category – looks you only have a few dozen items to go through there.
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