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Feature description
Add the option to have app searching list by 'exact match' first instead of list order.
As an example:
Say you have the apps Life360, Spotify, and iFunny installed. Currently, beginning a search by typing in if will bring the apps up in alphabetical order:
Life360
Spotify
iFunny
Using the same search of if would instead bring the results up as follows with this change:
iFunny
Life360
Spotify
Prioritizing iFunny because it matches the search exactly, then showing other apps that also contain if somewhere in their name. My reasoning is that if the user intends to search for the other two apps, they would begin their search with either li or sp respectively instead of if, and thus do not need them as the first results in the list.
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Feature description
Add the option to have app searching list by 'exact match' first instead of list order.
As an example: Say you have the apps
Life360
,Spotify
, andiFunny
installed. Currently, beginning a search by typing inif
will bring the apps up in alphabetical order:Using the same search of
if
would instead bring the results up as follows with this change:Prioritizing
iFunny
because it matches the search exactly, then showing other apps that also containif
somewhere in their name. My reasoning is that if the user intends to search for the other two apps, they would begin their search with eitherli
orsp
respectively instead ofif
, and thus do not need them as the first results in the list.Additional information
No response
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