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Yes! For example, opening Visual Studio Code: If I type VS... Visual Studio Code! Cool. (wonder why it did not suggest Visual Studio itself which I also have i
by kroltan 6y ago
Yes! For example, opening Visual Studio Code:
If I type VS... Visual Studio Code! Cool. (wonder why it did not suggest Visual Studio itself which I also have installed, buy hey I got what I wanted)
If I type VSC... ??? config files and some random XMLs from the deep realms of AppData
If I type vscode... No results, try a web search!
If I type Visual Studio... THE Visual Studio shows, but no Code in sight
If I type Visual Studio Code... There it is again!
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The whole rigmarole is just... Huh?! How does one even reach that point? I can't think about any naive buggy way that could reasonably cause such discrepancy of results. Just search by Filename and Display Name! Or whatever criteria, but be consistent!
- InitialLastName 6y agoWhen I start typing "solidworks" it alternates (with lag) between the Solidworks core software and Solidworks Explorer. I only get the right one ~half the time, since it seems like it will open the one that would have loaded rather than the one that is at the top of the list when you hit enter.
- ethbro 6y agoI definitely feel there's some poor-UX lazy loading of results. But literally mystified why there isn't a prebuilt index table that instantly loads the top results. All Windows apps / panels + last 250 files opened shouldn't be hard.