@SearchWPPlugins -@Ted, what do you mean: “… but, but – has anyone actually tried using this thing??”
Don’t you like it? Am open to suggestions.
Don"

Hi Don! Good to see you on the thread!

There were several 'levels' intended in my theatrical question.

First, although several here have expressed pleasure at finding your site, praising it, none have related an experience using it. Have, indeed, these folks taken it for a test-drive? (And the corollary - is the site itself receiving growing & return-usage? Indicating that it is meeting needs & proving useful? I know too, that a 'discovery' process may be necessary, and your server-logs thus far, may not be a good reflection of potential.)

Second, the default search facility on SearchWPPlugins is only slightly different than what we have on the official WordPress plugin repository. ('What's all the excitement about'?)

Third, what is actually significantly different on your project, is the Boolean Operators option ... which nobody has mention. "Holy cow! Didja get a load a that guy's Booleans!?!?" Not a peep.

I'm seeing the Boolean cheat-sheet on the About page. I stumbled into it, snooping around. I have since flipped back & forth between the Home/Default Search, the About page (cheatsheet), and the Advanced Search page (which looks like the Default) ... and I'm not noticing any other connection between the Search interfaces, and the Booleans-guide, other than by clicking on the About link. That is not real intuitive.

Booleans are the potent stuff here. The rest is available on DotOrg.

Have you guys been using it? They didn't answer, eh?

I am intrigued & hopeful, Don. "I provisionally like it!" I have not actually tried it. It needs to be compared with functionality already centrally available, and the Boolean tools require study, and testing. I'm not negative, but I am cautious. :)

Ted