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While I understand your frustration, it made me think I need to give Apple Maps a new chance. Be it in search or in maps, google services are auto correcting s
by hrktb 10y ago
While I understand your frustration, it made me think I need to give Apple Maps a new chance.
Be it in search or in maps, google services are auto correcting so much stuff. You can be in France and search for 'Akita', and the first result will be some japanese restaurant that happen to have the keyword in the name, with the more reputable and perfect match half a screen below.
Of course a lot of user might actually be looking for restaurants, but it's so frustrating this moment where you have to think "I really mean what I typed in this box" and going through the "what was the syntax to value more the keyword".
And then as it detects your preferences the behavior changes and you are left wondering what's happening (like how do I explicitely ask for local search to be prioritized ?)
It feels less and less like a tool and more like a pet engine you have to teach fetching the mail.