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I don't think this is actually an issue. You can always add context to searches -- rather than searching for just "stevia" you can search for "stevia iOS layout
by glenda 11y ago
I don't think this is actually an issue. You can always add context to searches -- rather than searching for just "stevia" you can search for "stevia iOS layout"
- mpd 11y agoI mentioned it in my response to the other reply, but I've found that the average programmer's Google-fu is actually quite poor, and they would not do that subsequent narrowed search.
- pbhjpbhj 11y agoDoesn't matter anyway, Google nowadays just ignores some words if it feels like it. Even if you add quotes << "stevia" "iOS" "layout" >> then you're not guaranteed that the pages will have all the words in. Google need a "just show me the results I asked for" button.
- Can_Not 11y agoSometimes you have to add the boolean nots. PHP templates -"WordPress" -"joomla" -"codeignitor" -"drupal"