Simplest example is to type a search term, then cause a refresh of the mod list, for example by pressing the refresh mod list button. Another example is having a search query active, then either auto-updating or installing a mod.
This also raises the question of in what cases the filtering should persist. To at least prevent confusion, we should clear the search box whenever the filter is removed, so that users are not mislead into thinking the filter is still active but non-functional.
atlanticaccent
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2 years ago
Simplest example is to type a search term, then cause a refresh of the mod list, for example by pressing the refresh mod list button. Another example is having a search query active, then either auto-updating or installing a mod.
This also raises the question of in what cases the filtering should persist. To at least prevent confusion, we should clear the search box whenever the filter is removed, so that users are not mislead into thinking the filter is still active but non-functional.