Query Syntax

The following special operators and modifiers can be used for query building. See also use cases and examples

Internal pages depth:all

Search on homepages and indexed internal.

Example: depth:all "math.min.js"
depth:0 "math.min.js" - homepages (default)
depth:1 "math.min.js" - 1'st internal
etc. up to 5

site: TLD operator

Get results from certain top-level domain.

site:de bootstrap
site:it bootstrap
site:edu bootstrap
site:legal bootstrap

filetype:css and filetype:js

Search in CSS and JS files.

Example:
"stackoverflow.com/questions" filetype:css
"stackoverflow.com/questions" filetype:js

ip: IP address

Search by IP address or class C subnet.

Example:
ip:160.153.136.3 "ga('create',"
ip:160.153.136.* bootstrap

Phrase search operator

When you put a word or phrase in quotes, the results will only include sites with the same words in the same order as the ones inside the quotes.

Example: "math.min.js"

Combine phrases

Combine searches for multiple phrases or keywords.

Example: "<html lang=\"fr\">" bootstrap

Operator NOT

When you use a dash before a word or keyphrase, it excludes sites with that info from your results.

Example: "amcharts.js" -bootstrap

Escape internal quotes

To use a double quote which is used to enclose strings, you need to escape it using the backslash character.

Example: "<html lang=\"fr\">"

Double backslashes

Escaping a backslash with another backslash is required. Two consecutive backslashes will be interpreted as a single backslash.

Example: "\\x5f\\x70\\x6fp"

snipexp: snippets by regular expression

Add RegExp to extract IDs, names, etc. from matched websites via custom snippets. Snipexp operator does not affect search results, just display matched snippets.