inurl syntax

Have you ever heard the “inurl” and “intitle” query to search in google? Here is Google query operators list that you can use to get best results when you search with “uncle G”.

Google Search Query

No

Operator

Description

Sample query

1

site

restricts results to sites within the specified domain

site:google.com fox will find all sites containing the word fox, located within the *.google.com domain

2

intitle

restricts results to documents whose title contains the specified phrase

intitle:fox fire will find all sites with the word fox in the title and fire in the text

3

allintitle

restricts results to documents whose title contains all the specified phrases

allintitle:fox fire will find all sites with the words fox and fire in the title, so it’s equivalent to intitle:fox

intitle:fire

4

inurl

restricts results to sites whose URL contains the specified phrase

inurl:fox fire will find all sites containing the word fire in the text and fox in the URL

5

allinurl

restricts results to sites whose URL contains all the specified phrases

allinurl:fox fire will find all sites with the words fox and fire in the URL, so it’s equivalent to inurl:fox inurl:fire

6

filetype, ext

restricts results to documents of the specified type

filetype:pdf fire will return PDFs containing the word fire, while filetype:xls fox will return Excel spreadsheets with the word fox

7

numrange

restricts results to documents containing a number from the specified range

numrange:1-100 fire will return sites containing a number from 1 to 100 and the word fire. The same result can be achieved with 1..100 fire

8

link

restricts results to sites containing links to the specified location

link:www.google.com will return documents containing one or more links to www.google.com

9

inanchor

restricts results to sites containing links with the specified phrase in their descriptions

inanchor:fire will return documents with links whose description contains the word fire (that’s the actual link text, not the URL indicated by the link)

10

allintext

restricts results to documents containing the specified phrase in the text, but not in the title, link descriptions or URLs

allintext:”fire fox” will return documents which contain the phrase fire fox in their text only

11

+

specifies that a phrase should occur frequently in results

+fire will order results by the number of occurrences of the word fire

12

-

specifies that a phrase must not occur in results

-fire will return documents that don’t contain the word fire

13

“”

delimiters for entire search phrases (not single words)

“fire fox” will return documents containing the phrase fire fox

14

.

wildcard for a single character

fire.fox will return documents containing the phrases fire fox, fireAfox, fire1fox, fire-fox etc.

15

*

wildcard for a single word

fire * fox will return documents containing the phrases fire the fox, fire in fox, fire or fox etc.

16

|

logical OR

“fire fox” | firefox will return documents containing the phrase fire fox or the word firefox

I hope the list [Google Hacking] can help you to get best results!

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