UnMobileSearch user-script

Purpose

As more and more people use mobile devices (i.e. phones, but also tablets) to browse the Internet mobile versions of websites get used more and more, and since people will usually end up viewing the mobile version of sites after doing a web-search, the mobile versions of sites have bubbled up in search-engine results to surpass the non-mobile versions of those same sites. So now, if you do a web-search you may get links to mobile versions of sites instead of non-mobile URLS. There isn't really a way to stop this in your system or even in the search-engine as there's no standardized method of a site to indicate its mobile version (many use a m. sub-domain), but that is not necessarily universal. This user-script will detect results pages from any search-engines it currently supports and try to switch any links to non-mobile versions.☺

Notes:

Mobile versions of sites aren’t standardized, so will have to accommodate site-by-site
Currently supported search-engines:
- DuckDuckGo
- NOT Google, and probably won’t for the foreseeable future because Google is evil 😒
Currently supports mobile URLs of the form X.* and *.X.* (where X is m or mobile)
Catches m./mobile. anywhere in the domain: foo.bar.m.baz.example.com → foo.bar.baz.example.com
Only one instance of m./mobile. is removed: a.m.b.m.c.com → a.b.m.c.com
You’ll need a browser-extension like TamperMonkey, ViolentMonkey, or GreaseMonkey in order to use it
Sometimes the search results will actually return the mobile and non-mobile versions of a page, in this case, you’ll end up with two links to the non-mobile version