Google supports several operators which gives you more control on search results. There are too many search operators to remember. This is my continuation of Google Search Operators.
Search within a specific website (site):If you include site: in your query,
Google will restrict your search results to the site or domain you specify.
Google will restrict your search results to the site or domain you specify.
For example, [windows site:www.ihacc.co.cc ]
will search the word windows only in ihacc.co.cc website.
will search the word windows only in ihacc.co.cc website.
safesearch:
The safesearch: operator is used to exclude adult content from search results.
An excellent example is provided by Google, which demonstrates that a search such as "safesearch:sex education" will return pages concerning "sex education" while excluding pages containing explicit "adult" content (e.g., pr0n sites).
An excellent example is provided by Google, which demonstrates that a search such as "safesearch:sex education" will return pages concerning "sex education" while excluding pages containing explicit "adult" content (e.g., pr0n sites).
The query [link:] will list webpages that have links to the specified webpage.
For instance, [link:www.ihacc.co.cc]
will list webpages that have links pointing to the ihacc homepage.
will list webpages that have links pointing to the ihacc homepage.
You can give the range in google search.
For Example to search nokia mobile in the range of Rs.2500 to Rs. 7000., We can use search query as Nokia Phone Rs. 2500…7000. It will Search within the range.
Note: There is a space after or Before the colon when using these special operators.
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