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I don't think that works anymore, I might be mistaken but I recall trying it and still getting non-word-specific results. I tried it just now with ' "median" h
by ad404b8a372f2b9 5y ago
I don't think that works anymore, I might be mistaken but I recall trying it and still getting non-word-specific results.
I tried it just now with ' "median" height ' and still got "average" and "mean" results highlighted. (Couldn't reproduce with "expand"/"extend" because I didn't recall the query that produced both.)
- ketzo 5y agowow, you're not joking. search {"median" height} and the first result is mean height. that's infuriating.
- saurik 5y agoThe first "result" for me--which heavily focuses on mean--is a Google Snippet, which I imagine could have an unrelated semantics engine and, frankly, too often (I am not saying most of the time, though) shows ridiculous garbage anyway (as it is trying to be more intelligent than computers really can currently pull off).
- aulin 5y agowow, this is so upsetting
- FredPret 5y agoI tried DDG and Bing, same thing
- pow_pp_-1_v 5y agoYou probably need to enable verbatim results. Click on the Tools button (below the right end of the search bar) and select "Verbatim" instead of "All results".