InText
Intext is a search operator used in Google and similar search engines to restrict results to pages whose body text contains a specified word or phrase. It targets content in the visible text rather than metadata, page titles, or URLs. The operator is written as intext:word or intext:"phrase" and can be combined with other operators such as site:, intitle:, or inurl:. A related operator, allintext:, requires every listed word to appear in the text.
Usage examples: intext:"climate change" site:.gov returns government pages that include the exact phrase climate change in
Limitations: The effectiveness depends on how the search engine indexes pages. Some content may be loaded dynamically,
Related operators and tips: allintext: for multiple words; intext combined with other operators (site:, intitle:, inurl:);