The search supports standard search boolean operators.

• You may use an asterisk (*) as a wildcard
• Placing a plus sign (+) before a word means that word must be included in each returned result
• Placing a minus/negative symbol (-) before a word means each result returned must not have that word included
• Placing double quotes (") around a search phrase will force the program to search for that phrase literally

Example queries:

• apple
  This query will only return listings containing the word "apple".
• *apple*
  This will perform a partial search for the word apple and would match any of the following: "snapple", "apples", or even "apple".
• "A website about dogs"
  This will search all links for the exact string "A website about dogs" without splitting it into keywords.
• -dog +cat
  This will search for a listing that contains the word "cat" but not the word "dog".