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This implies "we do ignore the terms that are not quoted", which has been a common source of grievance with Google. Planning your trip ahead, you search for pi
by nikanj 4y ago
This implies "we do ignore the terms that are not quoted", which has been a common source of grievance with Google.
Planning your trip ahead, you search for pizza restaurant Chicago. Google ignores 2/3 of your terms and returns local restaurants that serve Vietnamese.
- dannysullivan 4y agoWe don't support quoted restriction for local results -- results in a local box -- as the post explains. It also says that's something we're looking at for a further improvement.
- nulbyte 4y agoWhat is "a local box"? It sounds like GP was performing a regular web search. Surely you don't mean you ignore quotes just because I put the name of a city as a search term.
- dannysullivan 4y agoNo, we don't. Which is why I specifically said local box (it's when we show local results almost always with a map -- the post explains this more). If it's a regular web search, and these are web pages about a local place, quotes work the same as with any web page.
- martin_a 4y agoSounds like you use Google Fit, they will probably optimize your food recommendations based on your health information. ;-)