This is a much better update, and I can get to results much quicker.
Now the search option is better, but how smart it actually is and the results it gave needs to be improved.
I can search for MeshPart but instead of giving the main page about meshparts(what it is and how to use it) it gives the properties of MeshPart for example MeshPart.MeshID instead of just giving me the main article.
I will have to browse a while before finding the main article.
Other than that this search feature is much better and requires less loading now.
There’s a really annoying bug / issue with the new search bar. If you start typing very quickly after clicking the search bar (which I do because I’m a keyboard ninja), the first few characters of your query end up in the old search bar and the rest in the new search bar.
Here’s me typing “Query” into the search bar real fast:
Ended up searching for “uery” It might not be visible, but the Q is in the old search text field.
Also, I’d love it if the search box behind the new search window was somewhere along the top middle of the page, so I don’t have to move my mouse from allllll the way up in the upper right corner to somewhere in the middle of the page when I want to select a search result.
I’d love it even more if I could navigate the search results with arrow keys and select one with return/space bar.
Also also I’d love it even even more if I could focus/bring up the search box on the wiki with a keyboard shortcut
Some kind of ranking system for the search results would be nice. From the screenshot in the OP, the second result is a method that’s been deprecated for probably a decade
This looks like text input box, but it now acts as a button. The style of it should be changed to be more like a button
It’s expected behaviour for Ctrl+Click to open links in a new tab in most browsers, but this currently isn’t the case with the search, it just opens the link in my current tab only. Would love that to be changed, I frequently find myself wanting to open multiple pages to look at class properties.