GoogleMod

Use GoogleMod to get Google search results for your query displayed in an easily recognizable, KWIC (Key Word In Context) format.

Take advantage of Google's special characters to make your query stand for a "pattern", as the sample queries below illustrate:

Sample queries—please click:

1. pull a win
2. to * a win
3. a|an * win
4. "a * win" -narrow|decisive
5. "a * win" -narrow -decisive
6. *한 실력을
7. 실력의 *을|를
8. 실력을 *할|한|하는
9. 실력을 * 수

Note 1: Query 4 and 5 above are equivalent in meaning, but could return slightly differently ordered results.

Note 2: The special character "|" is Google's undocumented shorthand for "OR".

Search options:

• Show [ ] results: Number of results to show on one page. The maximum allowed value is 100, limited by Google.
• Add quotes: Enclose queries in double quotes before submission (selected by default). Ignored if the query already contains any double quote.
• Search PDF only: Confine search to PDF files.
• Complete sentences only: Attempt to filter results to display complete sentences only.

For questions or comments, please contact the author at (that's lowercase L between kyo and 92).