I was reading some Google Search tricks on the internet and I found one in particular, which is: intitle:"index.of"
I was just wondering what does the dot stands for? Why use it and not a space? What's it for, exactly?
>>59045316
Kill yourself retard. Literally fucking google it.
>>59045329
What the fuck is he supposed to google?
>>59045903
How about the fucking official manual that Google wrote about how to use Google? You're a fucking mouthbreather just like OP.
>>59045918
>official manual that Google wrote about how to use Google
>>59045930
>not knowing that there's an official guide by Google about how to use Google's advanced features
Kill yourself dumb newfag.
>>59046133
Wanna know how I know you don't even know what OP's asking about?
>can't into basic comprehension
You first.
>>59046133
>there's an official guide by Google about how to use Google's advanced features
No there fucking isn't. There's no official documentation listing all of google's search operators. Kill yourself dumbshit.
So nobody could provide an explanation or a link? All smartasses here and nobody can say anything?
https://www.google.com/search?q=intitle%3A"index.of"+mp3&btnG=AY&gbv=1
>>59048658
Did you. Even. Understand. My. Question?
>>59045316
You can use space just as fine since you used ""
>>59048658
>G=AY
>>59048972
my question is: What does the . means in the Google Search syntax. That's it. I searched for it but can't find it anywhere.
Google uses fuzzy searching so rather than searching just for index.of it will also look for index of, indexof, and any synonyms for index of.
>>59049623
>fuzzy searching
Oh! So . stands for a fuzzy searching.
Could you provide some more examples, please?
>>59049021
Someone actually noticed.
>>59045930
https://ixquick-proxy.com/do/spg/show_picture.pl?l=english&rais=1&oiu=http%3A%2F%2Fi2.kym-cdn.com%2Fphotos%2Fimages%2Fmasonry%2F001%2F023%2F762%2F343.jpg&sp=a1ec10e0fa291a4b28a0cb011c3eb49e