Having played a lot with both, this thing is so much smarter. Example, with filled text in [], never retrying or canceling an autocompletion, and with very min

Having played a lot with both, this thing is so much smarter. Example, with filled text in [], never retrying or canceling an autocompletion, and with very minimal selective effort between candidates in the first set of options: " Type: Status Report Message: Not found Description: The origin server did not find a current representation for the target resource or is not willing to disclose that one exists. HTTP Status: [404 Not Found] Diagnosis: [The target resource is not present or there is no corresponding file in the local directory.] Remedy: You should [check the following factors to see if the target resource is still present in the local directory:] Check [if the resource is not present.] Check [the origin server status.] Check [the URL of the resource.] " It's read enough to know that a Not Found is related to an HTTP Status and 404 (and how those relate), related to a URL and a Resource (and how those relate), related to a file in a directory (albeit, not a "local" one, probably) and that it's related to a "origin server". It knows enough about those things that it has you check things that kinda actually make some sense (albeit with prompting -- though it originated the idea there being a list of "factors" in the first place).