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I have always wondered if there would be a way to narrow your search down to be pretty precise. Like when you type for something in music, you might get other things not related to that. Will there be a filter or a new way to narrow your searches?
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there is, check the left side column... suprised you missed that
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LOL I didn't miss anything! I am talking about when you type in something for lets say programs and sometimes you get searches that don't even have those key words your looking for in them!
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YoThisBling The search is very imprecise, and brings in things only vaguely related. I have noticed this ever since I started using LW. I realized that entering certain words in the keyword filter helped enormously. Except that for your next search you might want the words not filtered. Perhaps a little peek at Phex could be undertaken by a sneaky dev lol
Their seach filters are not perfect either, but a combination of the two would be worthy of consideration, although I have an idea they are built totally different ways. |
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I particularly like the feature of one of the other Gnutella clients. You can type '+word' in the filter box and it will only show the titles which include that word
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Phex does it ..as I said above. I can't say which of the Windows only clients does
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BearShare has a simple checkbox to filter out results that don't match any of your search terms.
It's called "Hide non-matching results" and you'll find it in Setup/Searching. |
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