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How can i Exclude All Subsites & All Subdomains From Google Search Results.



I want to do With Autohotkey a Google Query Search that is able to do this:



1 - searching into all the existing Homepages on Internet. Results: www.allsites.com



2 - Without Subdomains Results: www.???.allsites.com



3 - and Without Subsites Results: www.allsites.com/.../.../...



I did Write this AHK Script,



With this you can select text and do a search.



1 - These search results are only come from out One Homepage and not from all Homepages.



(site:autohotkey.com but i want this site:*.com -/ and then exclude all the subsites Results)



2 - And the search results are included with all the subsites.



#SingleInstance force

; + = Shift
; ! = Alt
; ^ = Ctrl
; # = Win (Windows logo key)

GroupAdd, Browser, ahk_class Chrome_WidgetWin_1 ; Chrome or Iron
GroupAdd, Browser, ahk_class IEFrame ; Internet Explorer
GroupAdd, Browser, ahk_class MozillaWindowClass ; FireFox
GroupAdd, Browser, ahk_class ApplicationFrameWindow ; Edge

esc::exitapp

;select text and do a [site:autohotkey.com] search
f1:: ; Click <f1> Key to do a google search
If WinActive("ahk_group Browser")
{
send ^c ;copy the selected text to clipboard memory
sleep 150
send ^t ;CTRL+t - new tab + goto address bar
sleep 150
texta = https://www.google.com/?gfe_rd=cr&gws_rd=cr#q=site:autohotkey.com+
textb = %clipboard% ;selected text
textc = &lr=lang_us&hl=us&num=100 ; google parameters
clipboard=%texta%%textb%%textc%
sleep 150
send ^v ; paste the selected text
sleep 250
send {enter}
clipboard=%textb%
}
return


Note: the reason why i want this is, scrub/clean all the backlinks/articles that is pointing to the same Homepage, so that you will find all the relevant Homepages related to that keyword.



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    How can i Exclude All Subsites & All Subdomains From Google Search Results.



    I want to do With Autohotkey a Google Query Search that is able to do this:



    1 - searching into all the existing Homepages on Internet. Results: www.allsites.com



    2 - Without Subdomains Results: www.???.allsites.com



    3 - and Without Subsites Results: www.allsites.com/.../.../...



    I did Write this AHK Script,



    With this you can select text and do a search.



    1 - These search results are only come from out One Homepage and not from all Homepages.



    (site:autohotkey.com but i want this site:*.com -/ and then exclude all the subsites Results)



    2 - And the search results are included with all the subsites.



    #SingleInstance force

    ; + = Shift
    ; ! = Alt
    ; ^ = Ctrl
    ; # = Win (Windows logo key)

    GroupAdd, Browser, ahk_class Chrome_WidgetWin_1 ; Chrome or Iron
    GroupAdd, Browser, ahk_class IEFrame ; Internet Explorer
    GroupAdd, Browser, ahk_class MozillaWindowClass ; FireFox
    GroupAdd, Browser, ahk_class ApplicationFrameWindow ; Edge

    esc::exitapp

    ;select text and do a [site:autohotkey.com] search
    f1:: ; Click <f1> Key to do a google search
    If WinActive("ahk_group Browser")
    {
    send ^c ;copy the selected text to clipboard memory
    sleep 150
    send ^t ;CTRL+t - new tab + goto address bar
    sleep 150
    texta = https://www.google.com/?gfe_rd=cr&gws_rd=cr#q=site:autohotkey.com+
    textb = %clipboard% ;selected text
    textc = &lr=lang_us&hl=us&num=100 ; google parameters
    clipboard=%texta%%textb%%textc%
    sleep 150
    send ^v ; paste the selected text
    sleep 250
    send {enter}
    clipboard=%textb%
    }
    return


    Note: the reason why i want this is, scrub/clean all the backlinks/articles that is pointing to the same Homepage, so that you will find all the relevant Homepages related to that keyword.



    homepage vs subdomains










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      How can i Exclude All Subsites & All Subdomains From Google Search Results.



      I want to do With Autohotkey a Google Query Search that is able to do this:



      1 - searching into all the existing Homepages on Internet. Results: www.allsites.com



      2 - Without Subdomains Results: www.???.allsites.com



      3 - and Without Subsites Results: www.allsites.com/.../.../...



      I did Write this AHK Script,



      With this you can select text and do a search.



      1 - These search results are only come from out One Homepage and not from all Homepages.



      (site:autohotkey.com but i want this site:*.com -/ and then exclude all the subsites Results)



      2 - And the search results are included with all the subsites.



      #SingleInstance force

      ; + = Shift
      ; ! = Alt
      ; ^ = Ctrl
      ; # = Win (Windows logo key)

      GroupAdd, Browser, ahk_class Chrome_WidgetWin_1 ; Chrome or Iron
      GroupAdd, Browser, ahk_class IEFrame ; Internet Explorer
      GroupAdd, Browser, ahk_class MozillaWindowClass ; FireFox
      GroupAdd, Browser, ahk_class ApplicationFrameWindow ; Edge

      esc::exitapp

      ;select text and do a [site:autohotkey.com] search
      f1:: ; Click <f1> Key to do a google search
      If WinActive("ahk_group Browser")
      {
      send ^c ;copy the selected text to clipboard memory
      sleep 150
      send ^t ;CTRL+t - new tab + goto address bar
      sleep 150
      texta = https://www.google.com/?gfe_rd=cr&gws_rd=cr#q=site:autohotkey.com+
      textb = %clipboard% ;selected text
      textc = &lr=lang_us&hl=us&num=100 ; google parameters
      clipboard=%texta%%textb%%textc%
      sleep 150
      send ^v ; paste the selected text
      sleep 250
      send {enter}
      clipboard=%textb%
      }
      return


      Note: the reason why i want this is, scrub/clean all the backlinks/articles that is pointing to the same Homepage, so that you will find all the relevant Homepages related to that keyword.



      homepage vs subdomains










      share|improve this question
















      How can i Exclude All Subsites & All Subdomains From Google Search Results.



      I want to do With Autohotkey a Google Query Search that is able to do this:



      1 - searching into all the existing Homepages on Internet. Results: www.allsites.com



      2 - Without Subdomains Results: www.???.allsites.com



      3 - and Without Subsites Results: www.allsites.com/.../.../...



      I did Write this AHK Script,



      With this you can select text and do a search.



      1 - These search results are only come from out One Homepage and not from all Homepages.



      (site:autohotkey.com but i want this site:*.com -/ and then exclude all the subsites Results)



      2 - And the search results are included with all the subsites.



      #SingleInstance force

      ; + = Shift
      ; ! = Alt
      ; ^ = Ctrl
      ; # = Win (Windows logo key)

      GroupAdd, Browser, ahk_class Chrome_WidgetWin_1 ; Chrome or Iron
      GroupAdd, Browser, ahk_class IEFrame ; Internet Explorer
      GroupAdd, Browser, ahk_class MozillaWindowClass ; FireFox
      GroupAdd, Browser, ahk_class ApplicationFrameWindow ; Edge

      esc::exitapp

      ;select text and do a [site:autohotkey.com] search
      f1:: ; Click <f1> Key to do a google search
      If WinActive("ahk_group Browser")
      {
      send ^c ;copy the selected text to clipboard memory
      sleep 150
      send ^t ;CTRL+t - new tab + goto address bar
      sleep 150
      texta = https://www.google.com/?gfe_rd=cr&gws_rd=cr#q=site:autohotkey.com+
      textb = %clipboard% ;selected text
      textc = &lr=lang_us&hl=us&num=100 ; google parameters
      clipboard=%texta%%textb%%textc%
      sleep 150
      send ^v ; paste the selected text
      sleep 250
      send {enter}
      clipboard=%textb%
      }
      return


      Note: the reason why i want this is, scrub/clean all the backlinks/articles that is pointing to the same Homepage, so that you will find all the relevant Homepages related to that keyword.



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