Is there a search engine that is looking for a more independent network?

Question

Is there any search engine that fills in the gap where normal search engines return null results.

Sometimes I need to do a search containing special characters. For example, to search for the gnu building configuration parameter "--with-newlib". It is not uncommon for google to completely destroy specific strings of och characters that I want to look for and do nothing useful.

This is very annoying, knowing that your desired search query is really common, but not able to return a single result.

edit: There seems to be a google search, but it doesn’t search the Internet at all. I would rather have highly rated web pages containing a search query when I search the web.

Answer 1

Google does not store these characters for ordinary searches, as they are rare and do not provide much benefit for ordinary searches and the cost of storing additional information.

For what you want, Google code search .

Answer 2

I like to use Clusty , it returns search results in groups (clusters) that seem easier to destroy than raw Google results.

See the search for your example,--with-newlib

Answer 3

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