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Yes, THANK YOU! I find myself doing that as well. I don't understand why that is seen as an improvement. Also, I always used the + to mean "the following wor
by beernutz 15y ago
Yes, THANK YOU! I find myself doing that as well. I don't understand why that is seen as an improvement.
Also, I always used the + to mean "the following word or quote surrounded string HAS to appear in the result text".
That seems different than quotes meaning "use this text exactly as i typed it".
- RexRollman 15y agoI generally quote string searches but I do use pluses when I want to search for two separate strings in the same page, such as: "Hacker News"+"Steve Jobs"