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- Terms in "quotes" still work for finding results with a certain phrase in them. (the +plus Operator used to be great for this also but Google killed that) -
by nunez 2mo ago
- Terms in "quotes" still work for finding results with a certain phrase in them. (the +plus Operator used to be great for this also but Google killed that)
- AND and OR still work, as do parentheses. Very useful when combined with the above.
- before: and after: are super useful for narrowing down a result to within a certain timeframe, like before AI. (Sadly I use this all of the time)
- filetype:$EXTENSION for finding files. I used to use this and "index of" to find interesting PDFs on misconfigured web servers, but the Internet has caught on.
- -minus Operator to exclude results that contain a term. Great for excluding subreddits
- inurl:$SUBSTRING or intitle:$SUBSTRING to scope results to pages with $SUBSTRING in their URLs or page titles. Indispensable for finding people on LinkedIn, like recruiters.