https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=511554
--- Comment #15 from redford <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #13) > In the past KRunner kept a list of your most-used queries and prioritized > them. That feature was dropped a few months ago because it caused unfixable > bugs. See also Bug 500972. Thanks for the ref! Although it only mentions that the feature was dropped in 6.19, looking at git repo I think it was this MR which dropped it? https://invent.kde.org/frameworks/krunner/-/merge_requests/208 > We might be able to bring it back, but it would have to be in a way that > doesn't prevent the ability to fix other bugs. That would be really nice, I currently often end up just typing the full name of something I want to lunch and the results don't get sorted better with time. > In the meantime, what you should probably do is mark the Power, Desktop > Sessions, Applications, and System Settings plugins as favorites so they > always appear on top. Yup, I arrived at something +/- like that, but the problem is that sorting of items inside all of the favorites is now independent of the relevance and actual usage of my search term, I think a good example is trying to configure the very plasma search itself :) (see the screenshot - searching for "plasma sea" suggests "PlasmaTube" as the best match, and "Plasma Search" is the second. I do already have "System settings" in favorites) Anyways, thanks for the great support and work, as always :) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
