Not right now, I've just done it enough times. It's often when I want to do a search with 6+ words and all of them are important. But because some of them are e.g. "C++ default constructor" google just gives me C++ 101 answers and disregards the rest of my query.

The searches had to do with real things as well as programming.

From this past weekend, I was trying to find a shirt I'd seen another student wear back when I was in highschool (~2004), with what I thought was the phrase "How many plants had to die for your stupid salad?"

Just about all the results were for vegan activism, without a hint of it being a joke/phrase.

The top result when switching to "verbatim" mode was the joke, standalone, correcting "plants" to "vegetables". (Searching for the correct phrase in either mode got me to a zazzle page with a shirt identical to what I remember, but that's not really relevant to "use verbatim search!")

When a framework you use

-has uses a weirdly named something

- and Google fuzzes it to something it has a million results for

I think this has happened twice, despite of me using both doublequotes and verbatim.

I've reported it and they've fixed it shortly afterwards but it is really annoying.