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Search
Finding, in a mass of things, the few that answer a question. The word search covers two very different needs: finding what you know exists, and discovering what you did not know to look for. The first has been handled for forty years; the second is what sometimes justifies moving up a rung.
How do I find the right thing in all this?
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- Autocomplete a search bar RecommendedN0
- Match misspelled company names RecommendedN0
- Search in your own documents RecommendedN0
Roadmap
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- Add a search page to a small website Propose this entry
- Answer questions from an internal knowledge base Propose this entry
- Combine filters and keywords in a product search Propose this entry
- Find visually similar images Propose this entry
- Find where a quoted passage comes from Propose this entry
- Forgive typos in a search box Propose this entry
- Handle synonyms and in-house jargon Propose this entry
- Keep a search index in step with changing data Propose this entry
- Make a pile of scanned documents searchable Propose this entry
- Match a postal address to a known place Propose this entry
- Query a database in plain language Propose this entry
- Search a large archive of logs Propose this entry
- Search across past conversations Propose this entry
- Search in one language, find results in another Propose this entry
- Search inside a single long document Propose this entry
- Search several sources from one search box Propose this entry
- Search through a codebase Propose this entry