What the **** is Google doing with their operators?
I know only [define:] is official (cf. google.com/help/cheatsheet.htm ... and google.com/help/features.html – nice icons by the way) but come on!
April 2009: <<Here's a quick way to translate text directly from Google Search. Type the language pair, followed by the text you want to translate. For example, to translate "I love you" in French, search Google for: [en:fr love]. You can also type [translate love in french], but this query is longer.>> googlesystem.blogspot.com/2010 ...
Now:
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Even [en:en] doesn't work anymore: 
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Compare to googlesystem.blogspot.com/2010 ... (July 2010).
I hope [OR], [AND], [-] and [+] will keep working! |
It has been turned off few days after Ionut's post.
blogoscoped.com/forum/172296.h ... |
en:en still works
google.com/search?q=en:en+love
These strange operators have never been officially documented, so they can stop working at any time. |
