Well, this is just a tip, not a tutorial. Thought this b the most ideal place for it. So, here it goes...
As we all know... The I'm Feeling Lucky button bypasses Google's results and takes us directly to the first web page returned for our query. An "I'm Feeling Lucky" search means you spend less time searching for web pages and more time looking at them.
Many GoogleBombs have exploited this feature too (as featured in our forums from quite sometime).
Samples: incompetent... liar... failure... miserable failure... french military victories...
Oops... liar, failure don't work now. Ya.. GoogleBombs have a lifespan & r not immortal.. if someone does search-engine-optimization better than the one who did the GoogleBomb, there'll b a new result instead of what used 2 b the king of the list.
Well, comin to the topic... dunno if it's been here before... but for the geekier users... who directly search Google from the address bar itself, without actually going to its homepage. Here's how to Get Lucky search.
Supposing u r sure that u'll get the page u want with a set of terms... like I want to access the Photoshop site directly... I just type in google.com/search?&q=adobe+photoshop&btnI
Simple.. just add a &btnI to the search phrase. Take care that it b a capital I in the word.
Normal Google search may include a btnG which is the default keyword for Google search. A btnI keyword indicates Google to do an I'm Feeling Lucky search.
Uses... not many. There might b sites which change their web-address now & then. In that case, if u r sure that this set of words can get u the site required directly.. just use this lucky search as a link for the site, rather than the actual site address itself.
Also, if u don't wanna search urself & find out the site name for some product, just pass it on to others as this lucky link. Well, I did it quite a few times in this forum itself. For eg. when I wanna link someone to Super Multimedia Converter, guess what my link'll b... yup.. righto there... google.com/search?&q=super+multimedia+converter&btnI
Well... hope it didn't bore u. It's NOT a tutorial. Just a tip I got when I went thru Google's homepage code
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Well, heard complaints that many didn't understand anythin above...
To K[SIZE=-2]eep[/SIZE]I[SIZE=-2]t[/SIZE]S[SIZE=-2]hort&[/SIZE]S[SIZE=-2]imple[/SIZE]
In the browser address bar,
Lucky search adobe photoshop this way
google.com/search?&q=adobe+photoshop&btnI
Lucky search acronis this way
google.com/search?&q=acronis&btnI
Lucky search yahoo(mail OR email) this way
google.com/search?&q=yahoo+mail|email&btnI
Can it b more simple than this...
For both terms use + and for either terms use |... the rest... same as in all google search codes; like -,~,(,)...
As we all know... The I'm Feeling Lucky button bypasses Google's results and takes us directly to the first web page returned for our query. An "I'm Feeling Lucky" search means you spend less time searching for web pages and more time looking at them.
Many GoogleBombs have exploited this feature too (as featured in our forums from quite sometime).
Samples: incompetent... liar... failure... miserable failure... french military victories...
Oops... liar, failure don't work now. Ya.. GoogleBombs have a lifespan & r not immortal.. if someone does search-engine-optimization better than the one who did the GoogleBomb, there'll b a new result instead of what used 2 b the king of the list.
Well, comin to the topic... dunno if it's been here before... but for the geekier users... who directly search Google from the address bar itself, without actually going to its homepage. Here's how to Get Lucky search.
Supposing u r sure that u'll get the page u want with a set of terms... like I want to access the Photoshop site directly... I just type in google.com/search?&q=adobe+photoshop&btnI
Simple.. just add a &btnI to the search phrase. Take care that it b a capital I in the word.
Normal Google search may include a btnG which is the default keyword for Google search. A btnI keyword indicates Google to do an I'm Feeling Lucky search.
Uses... not many. There might b sites which change their web-address now & then. In that case, if u r sure that this set of words can get u the site required directly.. just use this lucky search as a link for the site, rather than the actual site address itself.
Also, if u don't wanna search urself & find out the site name for some product, just pass it on to others as this lucky link. Well, I did it quite a few times in this forum itself. For eg. when I wanna link someone to Super Multimedia Converter, guess what my link'll b... yup.. righto there... google.com/search?&q=super+multimedia+converter&btnI
Well... hope it didn't bore u. It's NOT a tutorial. Just a tip I got when I went thru Google's homepage code
________________________________
Well, heard complaints that many didn't understand anythin above...
To K[SIZE=-2]eep[/SIZE]I[SIZE=-2]t[/SIZE]S[SIZE=-2]hort&[/SIZE]S[SIZE=-2]imple[/SIZE]
In the browser address bar,
Lucky search adobe photoshop this way
google.com/search?&q=adobe+photoshop&btnI
Lucky search acronis this way
google.com/search?&q=acronis&btnI
Lucky search yahoo(mail OR email) this way
google.com/search?&q=yahoo+mail|email&btnI
Can it b more simple than this...
For both terms use + and for either terms use |... the rest... same as in all google search codes; like -,~,(,)...
