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Advanced Search Operators Guide
A searchable reference for search operators, because "I typed the whole question into Google" can only take you so far.
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Updated 4/14/2026
Search like you mean it
Search operators let you narrow huge result sets into something more useful than "the internet."
Core operators
site:limits results to a domain.filetype:helps surface documents and exports.intitle:andinurl:narrow structural hints.- Quoted strings keep your search engine from getting "creative."
Practical query recipes
Document discovery
site:example.com filetype:pdf "annual report"site:example.com filetype:xlsx budget
Credential and exposure hunting
site:example.com intitle:"index of"site:example.com inurl:adminsite:example.com "confidential"
Person and role validation
"Full Name" site:linkedin.com"Full Name" company name"email@example.com"
Query hygiene
- Start broad.
- Remove obvious noise.
- Add one operator at a time.
- Keep a note of the combinations that actually worked.
Tactical advice
Build queries iteratively. Start broad, inspect the noise, then tighten. If your first query looks like a legally binding contract, you have skipped a step.