Option to use more flexible keyword searching #28
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- also avoids issue with US title search url outside of US
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Moving to #23 due as common code |
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I've been having better results using
advsearchKeywordssearch instead of explicitly specifying a title search (which is much more strict and fails on things like numbers prefixed etc.). Author can still be specified which results in a more flexible title search still sensibly constrained when author known.Nice side effect is that
advsearchKeywords=survives when searching the.comsite from outside the US - unliketitle=.