Thanks, had no idea there were that many specific operators and combinations of operators.
At least in the last year, looks like "inurl", "intitle", and "intext" have all been getting a lot of use.
Also, a lot of "index of". "db.py", "store", "secret", "ec2 -aws", "mysql inurl:./db/", ect... in combination. Must be a lot of low hanging fruit in the orchard.
The date operators from: to: I think have been unsupported for a while and replaced with a dropdown in the UI
filetype: is a fave and has been working for as long as I can remember
AROUND(number) is pretty useful too although I find that might be a bit buggy sometimes
There is a good list here https://www.exploit-db.com/google-hacking-database showing how dorks can be used for pentesting and/or generally finding insecure stuff