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Yes, but it doesn't show up until after you've done a search, which means the damage may have already been done. Suppose you want to find things that match X n
by teraflop 8y ago
Yes, but it doesn't show up until after you've done a search, which means the damage may have already been done.
Suppose you want to find things that match X near some landmark Y. As far as I know, you have two options. One is to search for the string "X near Y" and hope Google parses it correctly. The other is to search for Y, memorize its location on the map, search for X (which has a good chance of moving the map view to some random location), pan and zoom back to Y from memory, and click "search this area". It's a huge pain.