Google Advanced Search

https://www.google.com/advanced_search

Operators

Operator	Description	Example
`""`	Use this to do an exact-match search.	`"great depression"`
`OR`	Search for this OR that. This will return results related to the two terms or both.	`suggar OR caffeine`
`\|`	Works like `OR`.	`suggar \| caffeine`
`AND`	Search for this AND that. This will only return results related to the two terms	`Apple AND M5`
`–`	Exclude a term or search phrase.
`*`	Acts as a wildcard and will match any word or phrase.
`()`	Groups multiple terms or operators to control how the search is shown.	`(banana OR orange) -fruit`
`$`	Search for prices.
`define:`	Displays the meaning of a word in a card-like result.	`define:smishing`
`cache:`	Returns the most recent cached version of a web page (as long as the page is indexed).	`cache:wikipedia.com`
`filetype:`	Shows results of a certain filetype (PDF, DOCX, TXT, PPT, etc.)	`filetype:pdf health`
`site:`	Limit results to a specific website.
`related:`	Find sites related to another site.
`intitle:`	Find pages that contain a specific word in the title.
`allintitle:`	Like “intitle,” this finds web pages containing all of the specific words in the page title.
`inurl:`	Finds pages with a certain word in the URL.
`allinurl:`	Similar to “inurl,” this finds web pages containing all of the URL’s specific words.
`intext:`	Finds pages containing a specific word in the content.
`allintext:`	Finds results containing all of the specific words somewhere on the page.
`AROUND(X)`	This proximity search finds pages containing two words (or phrases) within X words of each other.
`weather:`	Finds the weather for a specific location.	`weather:New York`
`stocks:`	See stock information	`stocks:MSFT`
`map:`	View map results for a location search.	`map:London`
`movie:`	Finds information about a specific movie.	`movie:The Matrix`
`in`	Convert one unit into another (like currencies, weights, temperatures, etc.)	`10 dollars in rupees`
`source:`	Find news results from a certain source within Google News.	`source:New York Times "Elections"`
`before:YYYY-MM-DD`	Search results before a given date	`"airport rules" before:2001-09-11`
`after:YYYY-MM-DD`	Search results after a given date	`"airport rules" after:2001-09-11`

Deprecated operators

Deprecated Google Search operators are unreliable or give inconsistent results. If you use them in a Google Search, they might not work. They include:

~
Include synonyms of a word in your search.
Example: ~marketing

+
Find the exact match of a word or phrase.
Example: +dog breeds

daterange:
Search within a certain date range in the Julian date format.
Example: marketing jobs daterange:20120-20140

info:
Find information about a webpage.
Example: info:indeed.com

link:
Find pages that link to a site.
Example: link:indeed.com

loc:
Find results from a certain place.

Source:
https://kinsta.com/blog/google-search-operators/
https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/finding-a-job/google-search-operators

gpoleszuk

2 meses atrás

Eu conhecia esses operadores como Google Dorks, mas parece que dorking é a ação de usar esses operadores para determinado fim. Aqui tem uma longa lista de exemplos desses operadores avançados. Não são "coisas más", como se pensa ao se ler hacking, pois apenas filtram as respostas garimpadas pela busca.