Others will know a more technical way, but here's what I do - - Today I searched in Dave's Garden website for Scarlett O'Hara peony, but knowing from past experience that putting all 3 words in the search field would mean every peony in the database - yikes - would come up, I used only two - Scarlett O'Hara. So there were far fewer items in the list, and not a problem choosing the peony entry over the daylily! Here is a link that might be useful: Dave's Garden website search

are you talking about text that you are viewing on a website while using Internet Explorer? Are you highlighting then right clicking it to view the context menu is that what you are referring to? Or are you meaning text in a word document?

It might help to know that what appears to be vibrant Media is actually "gardenweb.us.intellitxt.com" - so if you're going to block something - block that. If you can block an entire domain, use "*.us.intellitxt.com" or "*.intellitxt.com" and never seen green underlines again. As a tip that should work for apple users, you can influence the behavior of some sites even without ad blockers. If one were to add an entry for ip address 127.0.0.1 and the server name gardenweb.us.intellitxt.com, your computer would look for a script file for vibrant media on itself and, shockingly, not be able to find it. Bye bye green underlines. There is an article linked below. Here is a link that might be useful: Support article for os x users

in the search window above next to the houzz logo. just type in the key words you want and it will give you several choices