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Lullar is a free username search tool that looks up people profiles across 175+ social media platforms, including Instagram, TikTok, X, Reddit, LinkedIn, and GitHub. Searches can be made by username, email, or name, with no signup required.
Useful Forks is a web-based tool that helps users find useful forks of GitHub projects. It uses the GitHub API to retrieve repository metadata. Users can provide a personal GitHub Access Token stored in local browser storage to increase the API rate limit by nearly 5000 calls per hour. The tool allows configuration of the relative repository for commit diff calculations, with the default set to parent, and supports exporting scan results as CSV files.
Search My Site is an independent search engine focused on personal websites, digital gardens and the small web. It also offers a website search tool that adds a search box to a site with one line of code. The platform is ad-free, privacy-first and open source, with a free Basic listing, a one-month free trial, and a Full listing priced at £12/year.
VHSearch is a search tool built for searching content hosted on the Neocities platform. Created by Coyote Reyne, it includes features such as a StartHere directory, About page, contact information, and an updates and news section for users.
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A Moz blog post by Dr. Peter J. Meyers presenting 67 Google search operator examples across five areas: content research, title research, plagiarism check, competitive research, and technical SEO/audits. It explains operators such as quotes for exact match, parentheses for grouping terms, and exclusion of specific terms.
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Lullar is a free username search tool that looks up people profiles across 175+ social media platforms, including Instagram, TikTok, X, Reddit, LinkedIn, and GitHub. Searches can be made by username, email, or name, with no signup required.
Useful Forks is a web-based tool that helps users find useful forks of GitHub projects. It uses the GitHub API to retrieve repository metadata. Users can provide a personal GitHub Access Token stored in local browser storage to increase the API rate limit by nearly 5000 calls per hour. The tool allows configuration of the relative repository for commit diff calculations, with the default set to parent, and supports exporting scan results as CSV files.
Search My Site is an independent search engine focused on personal websites, digital gardens and the small web. It also offers a website search tool that adds a search box to a site with one line of code. The platform is ad-free, privacy-first and open source, with a free Basic listing, a one-month free trial, and a Full listing priced at £12/year.
VHSearch is a search tool built for searching content hosted on the Neocities platform. Created by Coyote Reyne, it includes features such as a StartHere directory, About page, contact information, and an updates and news section for users.
Is it big? is a website that lists brands affiliated with major large corporations. Users can search for specific brands or navigate through available corporate groups, with data sourced from scraping brand websites. All data is open source and available on GitHub.
A Moz blog post by Dr. Peter J. Meyers presenting 67 Google search operator examples across five areas: content research, title research, plagiarism check, competitive research, and technical SEO/audits. It explains operators such as quotes for exact match, parentheses for grouping terms, and exclusion of specific terms.
