On the "search" thing - one accidental feature of browsers that I appreciate is the clear demarcation between "find (on this page)" and "search". On any applic

On the "search" thing - one accidental feature of browsers that I appreciate is the clear demarcation between "find (on this page)" and "search". On any application, if "ctrl-F" does not provide me immediately with a terrifylingly fast search-dialog that will scrape through literally the thing that is in my current window and nothing else, you fail. Period. Ctrl-F is part basic workflow expected from modern systems. Search outside of what's in the current window? FAIL. Search slowly? FAIL. Nautilus' behavior would be analogous to spawning a Google search when I hit ctrl-F in Firefox.