“Search Google or type a URL” refers to the two primary methods you can use to find information online. You can either enter keywords into a search engine to find relevant websites or directly type the website's address into your browser's address bar to visit a specific page.

The URL Inspection tool provides detailed crawl, index, and serving information about your pages, directly from the Google index. Enter a URL that you own to learn the last crawl date and status, any crawling or indexing errors, and the canonical URL for that page.

To use this command, simply type in the Google search bar “site:” followed by the domain name of the website (e.g. “site:yourdomain.com”). It is also helpful to verify the indexing status of specific URLs. You can do this by entering the phrase “site:yourdomain.com/category” into the search engine.