Boolean Strings
Boolean Strings collects custom search engines and resources about Boolean search, with an accompanying ebook announcement.

About Boolean Strings
Boolean Strings maintains a collection of 40 Google Custom Search Engines, which Google renamed to Programmable Engines, for sourcing tasks such as finding LinkedIn profiles, GitHub repositories, resumes, documents, email formats, and contact information. The collection includes diversity-focused engines and engines that query Schema.org objects such as datasets, jobs, and CVs.
The page also points to how-to posts, a webinar, and an announced ebook on custom search described as soon to be released. It lists most currently working engines and invites requests for new ones.
Key features
- X-ray LinkedIn, XING, GitHub, and Dev.to for profiles
- Find resumes including Behance, developer, and HiddenResumes.com sources
- Discover email formats and contact info by domain or name
- Search GitHub repositories by language combination and location
- Run diversity searches for women profiles and veteran candidates
- Search documents, file types, datasets, jobs, and code
- Brings 40 working custom search engines together on one page
- Includes how-to posts and a webinar about CSEs
- Author invites requests for additional custom search engines
- Announced ebook is described as soon to be released, not yet available
- Page states it includes most, not all, currently working engines
Boolean Strings at a glance
- Official website
- booleanstrings.com/all-the-40-forty-custom-sea…
- Category
- Search & Reference › How-To Guides
- Type
- Publication
- Platforms
- Web
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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