3 Powerful Searches with Bing You Can't Do in Google
Statistics show that we use Google about 80% of the time, so the world's most popular search engine is no danger of losing its crown anytime soon. That said, Bing does a few things really, really well -- like its visual search and cashback programs, for example. And I've got the bead on a few advanced search tricks that Bing does which Google can't do at all.
Recently, MakeUseOf rolled up this list of three advanced Bing searches which are surprisingly handy.
- Find which pages a site links to. Enter "LinkFromDomain:anydomain.com" to get a list of all the places a site links to, or add a search term for more focused searches. LinkFromDomain:davejoh.com camera, for example, shows all the camera-related pages linked from davejoh.com.
- Find RSS feeds for a search term. Enter "feed:term" as a targeted way to find blog posts about a given subject.
- Find specific types of files. Enter "contains:filetype" for a list of files of the type you need. For example, try contains:wmv networking for a list of videos about networking. Or enter contains:pdf D200 for PDF files about the Nikon D200.
