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I know this tip has been known for ages, but I wanted not only to explain how to do it, but also how and why it works.
This little search query will return you servers with mp3 files :
`-inurl:htm -inurl:html intitle:”index of” “Last modified” mp3`
Let’s analyse this query:
- -inurl:htm -inurl:html => will not return results with “htm” or “html” in the url (no html page)
- intitle:”index of” => will look for “index of” in the title tag of the page.
- “Last modified” => will look for that string in the resulting page, this is due to the fact that most webserver software will display this when displaying a directory listing
- mp3 => just because you are looking for mp3 files
So if you want to extend this query, you can replace mp3 by anything (let’s say pdf for example) and even add a title or group, or album in the search, for example by adding : “Placebo”.
For example if you want to download ebooks, you can replace mp3 by “pdf ebooks“.
Of course, downloading stuff you don’t own legally if strictly forbidden !
