Google Tricks That Will Change the Way of Your Search on Internet

1: Use quotes to search for an exact keyword

 Want to search for an exact line or phrase. then use this trick to search on google.
for example, you want to search only pages with these lines –

“how to download pc games for free“

Then you just need to type your string and pack them into double quotes and search.

2. Use an asterisk within quotes to specify unknown words

Want to search for a song on google you don’t know the of the song and you just only know some of its lines.
Then type your line of the song that you remember and then put asterisk and type next line and hit enter.
like this-

we are the heroes***we will rise

Boom!
you got it.


3. Use the minus sign to eliminate results containing certain words

If you are trying to search for a word that has much different meaning and you are not getting your result.
Then use this trick, all you need to do is type your word and put (-) sign and enter type your next word of hint and hit enter.

jaguar -car


4. Search websites for keywords

 Think of the “site:” function as a Google search that searches only a particular website. If you want to see how many time TIME.com mentioned Google, use the search –

Google site:TIME.com


5. Search news going back to the mid-1880s

Google News has a choice search over one hundred years’ price of archived news from newspapers around the world.


6. Compare foods using “vs” function

Want to know which is best for breakfast between a mango or apple? type  “mango vs. apple,” as an example, and Google will compare them side-by-side.


7. Filter search results for recipes

If you search your favorite food, so click “Search Tools” right beneath the search bar, you’ll be ready to filter recipes supported ingredients, cook time and calories. It’s the proper tool if you’ve got bound dietary restrictions.

8. Use “DEFINE:” to learn the meaning of words

Streamline the lexicon method by mistreatment, as an example, “DEFINE: mortgage.” For words that seem within the lexicon, you’ll be able to see etymology and a graph of its use over time aboard the definition. Google can even sift the online to outline slang words or acronyms. undertake “DEFINE: bae” or “DEFINE: smh”.


9. Search images using images

Ever come upon a photograph that appears unusually familiar? Or if you wish to understand wherever it came from? If you save the image, then search it on Google pictures (with the camera button), you’ll be able to see similar pictures on the net.


10. Press the mic icon on Google’s search bar, and say “give me a love quote” or “I love you”

The love quote generator feature released for those who need a little romance.