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Feb 14 • 8 tweets • 2 min read

💡Google tricks

A list of amazing Google tricks you do not know before 🧵

1. Search any image by exact size

→ imagesize:widthxheight

e.g., web development imagesize:1000x500

2. Search for hashtags from social media sites

→ #hashtag

e.g., #webdevelopment

3. Exclude certain keyword results

→ Use - (dash or hyphen)

e.g., counter using javascript -jquery

4. Reverse image search

→ To search for more details about an image, its origin, etc visit images.google.com and upload the image.

Google shows all the sites that use that particular image.

It's a handy way to dig for details.

5. Open every search result in a new tab

→ Instead of clicking links by pressing Ctrl, you can update your settings.

Go to Google's setting from homepage bottom right corner → Search settings → Where results open → check the box

That's it every link opens in a new tab.

There are so many such interesting google tricks put together in an article here by me.

Visit this article and find all the amazing Google tricks, including the funny ones 😀

devapt.com/google-tricks-…

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