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What if I want to search only currently loaded DOM elements?
by mulmen 5y ago
What if I want to search only currently loaded DOM elements?
- tshaddox 5y agoUsually you repeat the search hotkey to activate the browser's native search function.
- Gigachad 5y agoOn most modern apps, this is pretty much just what is on the screen right now + a little on the top and bottom. The elements get removed/reused once they scroll off the page for performance. I only see this as an issue if the site does not reimplement find so that it is able to deal with this.
- Robotbeat 5y agoWhy can’t we just use normal forum software from the 2000s, but with security patches?
- Gigachad 5y agoBecause no amount of security patches can fix 00s forum software designed without modern security in mind. And the average user _likes_ Discourse. They don't give two shits that Ctrl + F is hijacked because it does exactly what they want. It finds the text. They don't want excuses like "Oh well it doesn't find that text because you didn't scroll down to load it". They don't want to click through 100 pages of thread.
- int_19h 5y agoDoes the average user likes Discourse? My anecdotal experience hosting a Discourse forum for non-techies is certainly not indicative of that.
- mulmen 5y agoI think this is one of the greatest fallacies in modern data science. We only know what we can measure. There's no data on the opportunity cost of design decisions. In other words Discourse only has metrics on people who use Discourse. I think this is probably why sign-up metrics are so common but those are perverse as well. How much do you set yourself back if you only work for people willing to sign up?
- Robotbeat 5y agoI use that forum every day, and it hasn’t had any major security problems for the 15 years or so it has been used. I’m not seeing what you’re talking about.
- fesc 5y agoWhat kind of security problems are you talking about?