I think the default semantics of ">>" and "<<" should be that only filtered items should be moved. My users find it surprising when >> ignores applied filters.
e.g. if I have a set {Apple, Banana, Celery} and filter by "n", not only should only Banana be visible on the left, but only Banana should be moved to the right on ">>".
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I think the default semantics of ">>" and "<<" should be that only filtered items should be moved. My users find it surprising when >> ignores applied filters.
e.g. if I have a set {Apple, Banana, Celery} and filter by "n", not only should only Banana be visible on the left, but only Banana should be moved to the right on ">>".