Search for a phrase is often ignored
When I search for a phrase, for example "W. Hunter" to get only hits for "W. Hunter" it is very annoying that I get endless hits for just "W." Can the search engine not be taught to ONLY look for "W. Hunter" ?
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Steve Micheal commented
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Rabi sattar commented
Spot on! Searching for exact phrases is so useful, and it’s frustrating when it’s overlooked. Highlighting this feature could really improve search accuracy. https://celinewilliams.myrealtyonegroup.com/
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Tim Short
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I am getting the same result, most frustrating.
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Angela Harris
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I agree. There seems to be no difference between the different types of search. I was looking for bridge house estates and received thousands of hits with only one of the words.