Here are some suggestions and tips for using Chrome search:
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Use double quotation marks:
If you have difficulty searching for a specific phrase or keyword combination, try using double quotation marks (" ") to enclose the keywords in the search box. For example: "React lifecycle". This will ensure that the search results include these exact keywords. -
Use a minus sign to exclude words:
When searching, if you want to exclude results related to a certain keyword, you can use a minus sign (-) to exclude it. For example: JavaScript -jQuery, this will return search results related to JavaScript but excluding jQuery. -
Use site: to limit the search scope:
If you are looking for information from a specific website, you can use the site: operator to limit the search results. For example: when searching for Vue.js documentation, you can enter site.org Vuex. -
Use filetype: to find specific file types:
If you need to find a specific type of file, such as a PDF or PPT, you can use the filetype: operator in the search bar. For example: filetype JavaScript tutorial. -
Look for code examples from search engines:
When searching for specific issues related to JavaScript, React, Vue, or Node, you will often come across many code examples that can help you solve problems. You can find and filter relevant results by finding platforms like Stackoverflow and code repositories like GitHub.