[n31ght0]

so back about a month ago google dork inurl doesn't work
for example if you type on google search this text

Code

inurl:"women" site:wikipedia.org

will giving no results. Anyone know how to make this work again?

[CyberStrike]

Drop the quotes inurl means it's in the url you don't need quotes.

[Two-Ton 21]

Quotes make it strict, you can make multiple queries at once. inurl: blah site:----, onpage:"text" site: -----.
https://support.google.com/websearch/ans...6433?hl=en

[n31ght0]

Drop the quotes inurl means it's in the url you don't need quotes.

but it's working before. yes i know double quotes mean exact result. i want the result show only url contain women exactly and no other if you drop the quotes sometimes for other query it results not only women but other text/url that isn't contain word you want inclluded in the results as well.

[Two-Ton 21]

I think you're looking for "intitle:".

[CyberStrike]

but it's working before. yes i know double quotes mean exact result. i want the result show only url contain women exactly and no other if you drop the quotes sometimes for other query it results not only women but other text/url that isn't contain word you want inclluded in the results as well.

Dropping the quotes works for inurl, it means that basically the word "women" (minus the quotes) is in the url. In any context then we would search "Women" site:wikipedia.org have you tried what I mentioned and checked the URL's ? Try it if the url has "women" then fine it would return those results. Read Untangling the Web it's very helpful.

[Last_viking]

It should be

PHP Code


<?php 
Intext: example site:hackforums.net 


Inurl is used to find extensions in a url
inurl:admin.php

[n31ght0]

Dropping the quotes works for inurl, it means that basically the word "women" (minus the quotes) is in the url. In any context then we would search "Women" site:wikipedia.org have you tried what I mentioned and checked the URL's ? Try it if the url has "women" then fine it would return those results. Read Untangling the Web it's very helpful.

Ok thanks i accept this for now but believe me my dork query with quotes is working fine before and back 2 month ago it start to stop working like usual that's why i'm asking and post here.

[Shikatanai]

Ok thanks i accept this for now but believe me my dork query with quotes is working fine before and back 2 month ago it start to stop working like usual that's why i'm asking and post here.

You're right, dork with quotes means it "lock" keyword on google query. I also got some "error" when using quotes weeks ago

[CyberStrike]

Ok thanks i accept this for now but believe me my dork query with quotes is working fine before and back 2 month ago it start to stop working like usual that's why i'm asking and post here.

See dorks are ALWAYS changing, check out:

https://gist.github.com/stevenswafford/3...375d5e8cdc