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This seems like a simple question, but I can’t find an answer. How can you type a search in Safari so that each word in the search must appear in the results but not necessarily the exact phrase? In other words, a search that returns “kiss me fool” and “fool me with a kiss” and “fool, you may kiss me.”
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 12.3
Lots of thanks!
Lots of thanks!
Your best bet is to enter search for each phrase separated by a comma.
Thanks! To clarify, though, do commas mean AND?
Yes. It differentiates each phrase. You can add additional phrases.
In a way it says "Yes".
Safari search syntax
