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The sources provided cover various topics related to the term “no_search”:

1. Chrome Extension: A Chrome extension called “No Search For” removes the “People also searched for” box on Google search results pages. This box appears below a search result after navigating back from it. The extension prevents the search results from shifting down when this box displays, making navigation more predictable for users.

2. Typo3-DD_GoogleSitemap: In the Typo3-DD_GoogleSitemap plugin, the no_search field is used to exclude pages from the sitemap. However, this field is considered suboptimal for this purpose and should be used for excluding pages from internal search instead. It is suggested that the plugin use a configurable field or a different field for sitemap exclusion.

3. ServiceNow: In ServiceNow, the “no_search” column can be used to prevent certain catalog items from appearing in search results. However, enabling this field for specific items can be restricted by security settings. To overcome this, the “Hide on Service Portal” field can be used instead.

4. Bing Search: Adding “#no_search” at the end of a query in Bing can prevent the search engine from searching the internet for an answer. This can be useful when you want Bing to provide information from its internal knowledge without searching the web.

5. GM Corporate Newsroom: This source does not provide any specific information about the term “no_search.” It appears to be a generic page with no relevant content.