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Handy Search Tips
Don’t plan on using plus!
Google recently changed the way the plus sign works {+} when searching. Formerly, using the plus sign with a search term commanded Google to only return results with your specific search term included. Google has since updated this function with the expansion of the quotation mark command. Now, instead of using the plus sign to [...]
by Marti on November 7, 2011 in Handy Search Tips
