Dangerous Google Searching Secrets You Don't Know.

Google is clearly the best search engine on the Web. But most google users can’t use it to its best advantage. Google have some searching techniques that help google users to get their desired  search results. Using Google’s searching tricks are also called Google Hacking. Google’s search options go beyond simple keywords, the Web, and even its own programmers. Let’s look at some of Google’s lesser-known operators.

Operator 01: site

Description: Restricts results to sites within the desired domain.Query Sample: site:google.com dog

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 Operator 02: intitleDescription: Restricts results to documents whose title contains the desired phrase.

Query Sample: intitle:bird thunder will find all sites with the word bird in the titl and thunder in the text. 

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Operator 03: allintitle

Description: Restricts results to documents phrases.

Query Sample: allintitle:bird thunder .


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 Operator 04: inurl

Description: Restricts results to sites whose URL.

Query Sample: inurl:bird thunder thunder in the text and bird in the URL.


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 Operator 05: allinurlDescription: Restricts results to sites whose URL.Query Sample: allinurl:bird thunder bird and thunder in the URL, so it's equivalent to inurl:bird + inurl:thunder   .


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 Operator 06: filetype, extDescription: Eestricts results to documents of the desired type.Query Sample: filetype:pdf thunder .  
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Operator 07: numrangeDescription: Restricts results to documents containing a number from the desired range.Query Sample: numrange:1-100 thunder from 1 to 100 and the word thunder. The same result can be achieved with 1..100 thunder.


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Operator 08: link

Description: restricts results to sites containing links to the specified location.Query Sample: link:www.google.com


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Operator 09: inanchorDescription: Restricts results to sites containing links with the desired phrase in their descriptions.Query Sample: inanchor:thunder description contains the word thunder (that's the actual link text, not the URL indicated by the link) 
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Operator 10: allintextDescription: Restricts results to documents containing the desired phrase in thetext, but not in the title, link descriptions or URLs.Query Sample: allintext:"thunder bird" will return documents which contain the phrase thunder bird in their text only. 
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Operator 11: +Description: Specifies that a phrase should occurQuery Sample: +thunder the word thunder. 
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Operator 12: -Description: Specifies that a phrase must not occur in results.Query Sample: -thunder 
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Operator 13: ""Description: Delimiters for entire search phrasesQuery Sample: "thunder bird" will return documents containing the phrase thunder bird. 
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Operator 14: .Description: Wildcard for a single characterQuery Sample: thunder.bird . 
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Operator 15: *Description: Wildcard for a single wordQuery Sample: thunder * bird . 
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Operator 16: |Description: Logical ORQuery Sample: "thunder bird" | thunderbird.




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Thats are the basic of Google hacking secrets with simple keywords. Thinking to help you with this post.




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