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One of the relies makes sense to me: it's because the win10 search bar is also a web search and this is intended functionality, normal for search bars. they se
by air7 5y ago
One of the relies makes sense to me:
it's because the win10 search bar is also a web search and this is intended functionality, normal for search bars. they send a new request every time you type a character i assume for predictive search and fast results. you can also see this in bing for sure.
- JacobLinney 5y agosearch bar != run dialogue
- NobodyNada 5y agoThis isn’t the search bar though, it’s the “run” window (Win+R), which has no search functionality and is more-or-less equivalent to typing a command in Command Prompt.
- anigbrowl 5y agoIt has search functionality. I slightly mistyped something the other day and was mystified to see the correct answer in a mini browser window while Windows itself was failing to match it up with the software I had installed and run every day. You can also just start typing search queries and it will try to launch MS Edge as soon as you hit enter.
- jfrunyon 5y agoI'm actually fairly certain that the Twitter post is referring to the start menu search. I see exactly 0 network requests when typing into the run box.
- NiekvdMaas 5y agoOP has posted an update... It was actually the start menu search instead of the run dialog...