Closed Roko131 closed 5 years ago
Thanks for the feedback! Also thanks for the writeup, more details like this is appreciated and helps us understand what's being reported.
While I do see how a setting like this could be helpful, as mentioned in the issue template the team is unlikely to prioritize new functionality at the moment. But I'll go ahead and mention this as feedback to the other maintainers for you.
Because we treat our issues list as the Atom team's backlog, we'll close this out since it's not something the team will work on but thanks again for the feedback.
Summary
When searching a term in a single page- lets say
FindMe
when the cursor is far right on the screen- so far that you would need to scroll left to see any otherFindMe
result. lets say:Now I would like the find the dog sentence but I'm not sure which animal was that so I look for
FindMe
but it never shows me the context before the searched term:I would like to know the info before the search term: That's the context I need:
So just adding an option in the find setting:
The number of characters to display before a search term is found Default: 10
So instead of this:
I will get this:
Motivation
Whenever I search for terms I ends up needing to scroll left after every search. It could save time but more importantly save frustration.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Diving to code and add a minimal chars (I think 10 to 15 chars should be enough) to show before searching term.
Additional context
Just like the find and replace in project has some settings to help you use it wisely:
The find in a single page lacks that functionality.
Many times we search for words but not actually needing the words themselves but rather the environments surrounding these words.