Of course, for Reddit that's definitely better. But there are cases where the inurl + site solution is the only possible one -- I'm a physicist and I often wan

Of course, for Reddit that's definitely better. But there are cases where the inurl + site solution is the only possible one -- I'm a physicist and I often want to find papers from a specific journal, e.g., the Physical Review Letters. Now, I could use the search function on the journal's page, but in my experience that doesn't often give you good results. So I search PRL using the site:link.aps.org+inurl:PhysRevLett keyword, e.g., https://www.google.com/search?q=site:link.aps.org+inurl:PhysRevLett+-inurl:pdf+phase+transition https://www.google.com/search?q=site:link.aps.org+inurl:Phys...