Wright vs Advanced Search Smart Options

Type a few letters, then pick the site or app to search with. Wright makes everyday searching a little easier. Wright is an app made just to help you search. The keyboard is ready as soon as you open it, suggestions appear as you type, and you can search right away with the sites you use most. ■ Key Features • Start typing right away The keyboard appears as soon as you open Wright. The search bar sits at the bottom of the screen, so you can type with one hand. • Pick from suggestions As you type, Wright suggests items from your search history, Google suggestions, calculator results, and text on the clipboard. Even words you can’t quite remember are easy to find. • Switch search sites with bookmarks Keep the sites you search most, like Google, YouTube, Wikipedia, X, and Amazon, as bookmarks. Search the web and social media for the same words, one after another. • Private Mode Keeps your search history and bookmarks separate from your usual ones, stored only on this device. You can also protect it with Face ID or Touch ID. • Scan a code to search Scan a QR code or a book’s barcode to search for it. • Sync with iCloud Your bookmarks and search history sync across devices signed in to the same Apple Account. ■ Great For • Search bars at the top of the browser that are hard to reach • Searching again for something you looked up yesterday • Searching the web, then social media, for the same words • Apps that each put their search button in a different place • Words you can’t quite remember ■ Privacy The developer doesn’t collect any information about you. To show suggestions, Wright sends what you type to Google. If you don’t want that, turn it off in Wright’s Settings > Suggestions. ■ Good to Know • Suggestions and other content are not guaranteed to be accurate. • The developer is not liable for any damage caused by using this app.

This app allows you to perform advanced web searches with just inputting keywords. Web searches can be conducted using search operators, enabling various search options. However, using search operators often requires combining alphabets and symbols with spaces, which can become cumbersome. For instance, When you want to search for "Apple Inc." articles within Wikipedia's page content, you would need to input the following: allintext: apple -fruit site:wikipedia.org The app automatically generates such commands, enabling you to perform advanced searches by just inputting keywords. The search engine used is Google. Available Search Criteria ・AND search, including all keywords ・Exact match search for keywords ・OR search, including any of the keywords ・Exclusion search, excluding certain keywords from results ・Numerical ranges (e.g., from $1,000 to $5,000, from 3kg to 10kg) ・Range of update dates ・Language ・Region ・Specific sites or domains ・Related sites ・File formats (pdf, doc, xls, ppt, etc.) ・Search scope (page title only, page content only, page URL only, etc.)