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solardev
1442 days ago
I think windows and Mac both do this by default, no? Just disable the web search and your local full text is what you're left with.
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sneak
1442 days ago
It doesn't index text in local image files, and it doesn't index over the full text of all the webpages and epubs I've read.
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The5thElephant
1442 days ago
I believe they meant they want something that searches only content the user has personally directly accessed, not ALL local content.
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ricardobeat
1442 days ago
Spotlight on Mac will show you recently opened, or frequently opened, files first.
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invalidusernam3
1442 days ago
Ordering by "Date Last Opened" or "Date Modified" does a fairly good job in some cases
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theK
1442 days ago
This does introduce sorting contention though, what to sort for first? relevance or date accessed? Ideally you would want to introduce date accessed as an aspect of relevance itself.
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fnord123
1442 days ago
I thought we all disabled access time (mounting with noatime) to avoid trashing SSDs so quickly.
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