Google search command syntax is transferred from a webpage

The following is the current Syntax of all Google search commands, which is different from the help documentation of Google, because here we introduce several command syntaxes that are not recommended by Google. Most of the Google search command syntax has its own format, and we hope you can use it correctly.

Allinanchor: anchor is a descriptive text. It indicates that the link may jump to another webpage or to a different place on the current webpage. When we use
When allinanchor submits a query, Google will limit that the search result must be a webpage that contains all the query keywords in the anchor text. Example
[Allinanchor: best museums sysydney]. If you submit this query, Google will only return the anchor text on the webpage.
Includes the keywords "best" "Museums" and "sysydney.

Allintext: When we use allintext to submit a query, Google will restrict the search results to only webpages that contain all the query keywords in the webpage body.
For example, [allintext: Travel packing list]. If you submit this query, Google will only return three key items in a single webpage.
Web pages with the words "Travel" "Packing" and "list.

Allintitle: When we use allintitle to submit a query, Google will restrict the search results to only those that contain all the query keywords in the webpage title.
Webpage. For example, [allintitle: detect plagiarism]. If you submit this query, Google will only return the content that contains
"Detect" and "Plagiarism.

Allinurl: When we use allinurl to submit a query, Google will restrict the search results to only those networks that contain all the query keywords in the URL.
Page. For example, [allinurl: Google FAQ]. If you submit this query, Google will only return the network containing the keyword "google" and "FAQ" in the URL.
Page, such as www.google.com/help/faq.html.

Author: When we use author for queries, Google will restrict the returned results to only those news articles from specific authors included in the Google forum. Here
The author name can be the full name, part, or email address. Example [Children Author: John Author: Doe] or [Children
Author: d...@someaddress.com] The returned results will be written by John Doe or the d...@someaddress.com, about
An article that contains the keyword children.

Bphonebook: When bphonebook is used for query, the returned results will be the business phone data.

Cache: Submit cache: URL. Google will display the snapshot information of the current webpage to replace the current information of the webpage. Example
[Cache: www.eff.org]. If you submit this query, Google will return all the captured web snapshots about www.eff.org. Snapshot information on the displayed webpage
Google will highlight the query keywords. (There cannot be space between cache: And URL)

Datarange: When we use datarange for queries, Google will limit the query results to a specific period of time. This time is relative to the website
It is calculated based on the time when the website is indexed by Google. Example: "Geri Halliwell" "Spice Girls" daterange:
2450958-2450968. Here, the time and date format is the Confucian day of astronomy. (This search syntax is not recommended for Google, because it returns some inexplicable results.
West)

Define: When we use define for query, Google returns the network surface that contains the definition of the query keyword. For example, [Define: blog], this query will return
The definition of the returned blog.

Ext: This is an unconfirmed syntax and can be used for filetype: to find a file with the diffusion name Ext.

Filetype: when we include the filetype: extension in the query, Google will limit that the query results will only return webpages of a specific file type. Example [asset evaluation
Filetype: PDF]. This query returns the asset evaluation information of all file types in PDF. Other available query methods for specific file types
Doc, txt, PPT, XLS. rtf, SwF, PS, etc.

GROUP: When we use group to query, Google will restrict the query results of our forum to only a few fixed Forum Groups or news articles from certain topic groups. Example
[Sleep group: Misc. Kids. moderated], submit this query, Google will only return in the user group
Misc. Kids. moderated contains the keyword "Sleep.

ID: it is an unconfirmed syntax, and the effect is very general.

Inanchor: When we use inanchor to submit a query, Google will limit the results to those webpages that contain query keywords in the anchor link of the webpage. Example
[Mongoants inanchor: Gourmet]. When you submit this query, Google will query the key information contained in anchor.
The web page of the word "regionants" and keyword "Gourmet.

Info: Submit info: URL. some information about the website to be queried is displayed. For example, [info: gothotel.com]. If you submit this query, the website will be returned.
All information about gothotel.com.

Insubject: When we use insubject for query, Google will restrict the Forum search results to only those networks that contain the query keywords in the topic.
[Insubject: "falling asleep"]. When you submit this query, Google will return a message containing "Falling" in the topic of the article.
Asleep article.

Intext: When we use intext for query, Google will return the web pages that contain our query keywords in the text body. [Hamish Reid
Intext: pandemonia]. When you submit this query, Google returns pandemonia, which contains the query keyword in the text body.
Key Words "Hamish" and "Reid. (Intext: the query keyword is directly followed by a space)

Intitle: When we use intitle for query, Google will return the web pages that contain our query keywords in the web page title. Example [flu shot
Intitle: Help]. When you submit this query, Google will return the keyword "help" contained in the webpage title, which contains the key to the query in any other field.
"Flu" and "shot" Web pages. (Intitle: there cannot be spaces at the end)

Inurl: When we use inurl for query, Google will return the web pages that contain our query keywords in the URL. Example
[Inurl: Print site: www.ssoooo.com]. If you submit this query, Google will search for the website www.ssoooo.com
The website contains a page for querying the keyword "print.

Link: When we use link: URL to submit a query, Google will return the website with a link to this URL. Example
[Link: www.ssoooo.com]. Submit this query and we will get all the websites with links to www.ssooo.com. (Link is a separate
Can only be used separately, and cannot be followed by query keywords, followed by URL)

Location: When we submit location for Google News query, Google will only return the webpage related to the query keyword in your current specified area. Example
[Queen location: Canada]. If you submit this query, Google will return a website that matches the query keyword "Queen" in Canada.

Movie: When we use movie to submit a query, Google returns the movie information related to the query keyword. (Currently, only Google is supported)

Phonebook: When we use phonebook for query, Google will return the telephone information related to the keyword query in the United States. (Use phonebook
For example, [phonebook: Smith CA]

Related: When you use related to submit a query, Google will return some other websites with similar structure content to the website we want to query. Example
[Related: www.consumerreports.org]. If you submit this query, Google will return all
Www.consumerreports.org websites with similar structure content. You can also click a similar webpage after the search result to query a webpage similar to the current webpage. (Related: cannot be followed by spaces)

Rphonebook: This query is used to search for residential phone information related to the keyword query in the United States.

SafeSearch: When you use SafeSearch to submit a query, Google will filter your search results. The filtered content may include pornographic, violent, and gambling content.
And webpage for infectious diseases and viruses. However, it does not guarantee security. For example, [SafeSearch: breasts].

Site: When we use site to submit a query, Google will restrict the query to be performed only on a website or under a domain. Example [admissions
Site: www. LSE. ac. uk]. If you submit this query, only information about admissions under the website www. LSE. ac. uk will be searched. We can also limit
The search is only performed under the domain, for example, [JavaScript site: edu.cn]. Submit this query and only query JavaScript Information on CERNET.
(Site: it cannot be followed by spaces, and the site command can be used with other commands)

Source: When you use source to submit a query, Google News restricts our query to only URLs with specific IDS or news sources. Example
[Election Source: new_york_times]. When you submit this query, Google will display that The New York Times contains the key to the query.
Related Articles of the word "election. (You can also use Google News advanced search to complete the query)

Stocks: When we use stocks to submit a query, Google will return the stock information related to the query keyword, which is generally from other professional financial websites.

Store: When we use store to submit a query, Google Froogle will only display the results of the store ID we specified. Example [Polo
Shirt store: llbean], submit this query, only search results related to the store l. L. Bean. and keyword "Polo" shirt. (Only support
Google)

WEATHER: When we use weather to submit a query, If we point out a region or city that Google can recognize, Google will return the current
Weather conditions.