Using browsers, you can find almost any information that you need, but in order to find something more specific, you may need to use search operators.
A search operator is something that adds to a search in order to narrow the search down more, here is how to use some of the most important ones, maybe you’ve even used some accidentally before!
Search operators:
-  ” ”  Searches for results that has text in the ” ”
- Â |Â Â Shows results of either one result or the other
- ANDÂ Â Search for results related to both of the results
- –  Search for results that don’t mention a word or phrase
- define:Â Â Search for the definition of a word or phrase
- ext:Â Â Search for particular types of files, like a png/jpg (images)
- site:Â Â Search for results from the website you want
- intitle:Â Â Search for pages with a particular word in the title tag
- inurl:Â Â Search for pages with the word you added in the link
- intext:Â Â Search for pages with the word you added in their content
- weather:Â Â Search for the weather in a location
- map:Â Â Search for the map of a location
- before:Â Â Search for results from before the date said
- after:Â Â Search for results from after the date said
