An Update On Site: Operator

June 5th, 2006 | RSS Feed

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The Google Engineering team has fixed the issue for domains with punctuation in them. Vanessa Fox has clarified regarding other pending issues as well.

We are still working on site: operator queries for domains that include a trailing slash at the end (such as site:www.example.com/ ), so you may get better results for now by omitting the trailing slash in your queries. The Index Stats page of Google Sitemaps no longer uses the trailing slash for its queries, so you should see correct results when using this page.

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