More on the subject of finding lost objects: Web guy Paul Bausch lists out a few ways to find URLs to web pages you know you saw at some point but didn't explicitly save. A few of these are ...

Change Show rows (bottom right) to 25 then find the explorer-table.rowCount parameter in the URL, substitute the number after %3D with the number of rows in the GA result set. Hit enter then Export -> ...

Looking back at the times Google has acknowledged URLs as a ranking factor, it seems the impact has waned over time. In 2016, Google’s John Mueller confirmed keywords in a URL are a ranking factor.

Google’s Outdated Content Removal tool is case-sensitive, which means that if you submit a URL containing an uppercase letter, the crawler will go out to specifically check for the uppercase ...

Then, choose 25 from the “Show rows” drop-down. At the very end of the report URL, you’ll see this: table.rowCount%3D25. This tells GA that you want 25 rows. Change 25 to however many rows ...