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Using Advanced Search Parameters
Most search requests usually contain just one word. If more than one word is used, all words will be assumed to be part of an AND relation. Besides searching for certain words with YaCy, you can use more advanced methods to put a search request:
Excluding a Word
To exclude a word from a search, a minus (-) can be used: for example, if searching for jaguar produces too many results associated with cars when in fact you are looking for the animal, searching for jaguar -car might lead to better results.
NEAR
NEAR can be used to rank results higher if search words appear in the text close to each other. Example: apache server NEAR It does not matter where NEAR is located in the search term. apache server NEAR and apache NEAR server should return the same results.
site:
findsomething site:yacy.net will limit the results to the domain yacy.net, subdomains excluded. See tld: operator also.
tld:
findsomething tld:co.uk will limit the results to domains ending with .co.uk. This can also be used to search on subdomains.
inurl:
findsomething inurl:source will limit the results to URLs which contain the phrase "source".
filetype:
findsomething filetype:pdf will limit the results to URLs which end with .pdf.
LANGUAGE:
findsomething LANGUAGE:en will rank results in English language higher. (Note: Language detection is still very experimental!)
RECENT
findsomething RECENT will rank recently crawled pages higher.
