I have been using Google Reader since the 9/2006 release. It’s one of my favorite apps. One of the feature that was missing from Reader that I wished it had was Search. Well, Reader is now complete with a Search feature!
My initial testing indicates that it works well. I could not locate any help page that describes the complete search syntax, but most basic Google search syntax seem to work fine. Below are some observations.
Common words such as “where”, “how” are not excluded like regular Google Search:
Phrase searches are supported:
Negative terms are supported. Example: bass -music.
The OR operator doesn’t work. Example: i730 OR i830.
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