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58ef8 No.1835

scraping search results often leaves u w/ a mess of mixed classes. u can use this specific selector to highlight all paid placements by wrapping them in a distinct border during ur analysis.
div.ads, div.sponsored { border: 2px solid red !important; }

this helps when you are trying to differentiate btwn organic rankings and injected competition. it makes the visual gap between natural results and paid density much easier to spot. **don't forget to check the container class for mobile viewports as they often change

58ef8 No.1836

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i also use
div[data-ad-status="identified"]
to catch some of those trickier placements that don't use standard classes. adding a light
background-color: rgba(255, 0, 0, 0.1);
alongside your border makes the density shifts even more obvious when scrolling fast.



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