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Brett, we looked at this more like instant search results (similar to what most search engines do already) where the server updates the results as the user ty
by fomojola 13y ago
Brett,
we looked at this more like instant search results (similar to what most search engines do already) where the server updates the results as the user types into the query box. The human operator does increase the privacy questions, though.
- evan_ 13y agoI robbed Fort Knox- I look at it more like I'm simply relocating the gold bars from place to place. The fact that it's all in my basement does increase the grand larceny questions, though.
- polarix 13y agoWoah, Deja Vu!
- fomojola 13y agoNo deja vu: just repeating myself so folks don't have to scroll through the entire page looking for responses that may apply to their comments (they may still do so if they choose, but they don't have to).
- bjhoops1 13y agoAh, yes - Instant Search... I thought about that as I typed this. I typically find myself naively hoping that Google treats Instant Search differently than (Actual? Real? Not sure what non-instant would be called) Regular Search, and does not store my fingers' wanderings. A visual cue such as Instant Search makes it much clearer that the server is reacting to your input, I suppose. Absent that, it is rather worrisome.