The thread [Improving the documentation: Roadmap, community engagement](https://forum.nim-lang.org/t/8091) reminded me that I am curious, how people search the _current_ Nim documentation:
Say, I want to remind myself how tables work and I am already on a Nim documentation page, e.g. [sequtils](https://nim-lang.org/docs/sequtils.html). So I use the search box on that page and type "tables". This brings up a result page with many, many definitions related to "tables". The first result is tables: `$`[A](t: CountTable[A]): string Run The next 20 results look very similar. Of course, they link to different functions/operators, but, hey, I just want to start with general information about tables. So I click the first result, because I can see it is in the `tables` module. This brings me to the description of the `$` operator, two thirds down the `tables` page. I want to read the introduction to tables though, so I scroll all the way up to the top of the page and finally I find what I'm looking for. This happens a few times a day when I _as a Nim starter_ look up basic stuff in the documentation - and it feels a bit tedious. What do other (beginner) people do? Is there a quicker way to get to core concepts of the standard library?
