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Prepend your search with 'intitle:' and you'll get results with the string in the title.
by chizhik-pyzhik 4y ago
Prepend your search with 'intitle:' and you'll get results with the string in the title.
- RockingGoodNite 4y agoThen we are having to play games (not the fun ones), like we did in the AltaVista days.
- causality0 4y agoFor now. If Google is willing to break operators in Search they'll break them everywhere soon enough.
- lagadu 4y agoAs a regular user, my expectation is that the very first results from a search would be from matching the title string (possibly after trying to match the unique video id seen in the url), only afterwards would results from keyword matching and other such metadata show up. Maybe I'm out of touch but I don't think this is an unreasonable expectation.
- thejynxed 4y agoIt's not unreasonable, and it's exactly how it used to work until Google started messing around with inserting ads into every aspect of the site (they very much want you to you click on the ad-laden videos you were NOT looking for). They changed the default and relegated it to be a search modifier.