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    To search within a specific website using Google, you can use the site: operator. This allows you to focus your search results on a particular domain, making it easier to locate relevant content.

    Example

    1. Using Google: Open Google in your web browser. In the search bar, type site: followed by the website's URL and your search term. For example, to search for "C++ program" on GeeksforGeeks, type: site:geeksforgeeks.org C++ program

    2. Using Google Chrome: Open Google Chrome. Type the website's address in the address bar and press Tab when you see the "Press Tab to search" message. Enter your search term and press Enter.

    Important Considerations

    • Refining Your Search: You can refine your search by adding more specific keywords or using additional search operators like quotes for exact phrases or minus signs to exclude terms.

    • Limitations: The Chrome method may not work on all sites.

    • Mobile Devices: You can perform a Google site search on mobile devices by typing site: followed by the website's URL and your search query into the Google search bar.

    How to use site search to search within websites?
    Google's site Search also allows you to search for exact keywords within the title tag or content of the articles which can be particularly useful while looking for specific content on large websites. So here's how you can use site search to search within websites. 1. Regular Site Search 2. Site Search with Quotes: Finding the Exact Keyword 3.
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