D John Anderson wrote:
You have to type "/search" in front of your search string.
Huh. For no particular reason, I thought that the box would "default" to a search function. That is, a string that didn't start with a slash would be interpreted as a search string.
That seems an improvement in the design, making search more discoverable and saving keystrokes, with no loss in function. Apologies if this particular design has already been rejected.
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