Usually I know exactly which words I want to search for, but often I get search results that contain only a few of them, with no warning that some of the words are missing from the page.
To get the results I want, I have to open a few pages to find out it's not what I want, then go back to the search bar and change the query to "all" "these" "words" (alternatively +all +these +words).
It would be great if the recognition worked and warned me before accessing the page, or at least if there was a bang that could force the search (like !e all these words' which would do"all" "these" "words" or `!e +all +these +words' trick).
I like what Google does. If the word is missing on the page, it adds the information to the search results so the user doesn't have to go to the page to find it. It even sometimes adds the option to add "" to the word in the search bar with one click.
I understand that this feature can be complex to implement. A simple bang that does the trick and makes all words mandatory would save a lot of time.
