Google Search often ignores words because it thinks they're not important. It will often split combinations of words so MoreVerbatim becomes "more" "verbatim". This happens all the time searching for unusual things in technical fields and it's infuriating. There's a Verbatim mode that used to help but now it simply doesn't work.
Luckily, you can make Google search for exactly what you asked if you put "every" "term" "inside" "double quotes". But that's a pain - that's where the MoreVerbatim add-on comes in.
With this add-on enabled, if you add the term "v" to your search (without quotes) it will automatically put quotes around every term that isn't already quoted.
You can do this for an existing search too - if you notice Google has thrown away an important word, click in the search box, add "v" to the start or end and hit enter.
Examples:
You type: v moreverbatim
Changes to: "moreverbatim"
You type: wikipedia "science fiction" musicals 1960s v
Changes to: "wikipedia" "science fiction" "musicals" "1960s"
Luckily, you can make Google search for exactly what you asked if you put "every" "term" "inside" "double quotes". But that's a pain - that's where the MoreVerbatim add-on comes in.
With this add-on enabled, if you add the term "v" to your search (without quotes) it will automatically put quotes around every term that isn't already quoted.
You can do this for an existing search too - if you notice Google has thrown away an important word, click in the search box, add "v" to the start or end and hit enter.
Examples:
You type: v moreverbatim
Changes to: "moreverbatim"
You type: wikipedia "science fiction" musicals 1960s v
Changes to: "wikipedia" "science fiction" "musicals" "1960s"
