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Description
The current behavior of the Search Bookmark command lacks consideration for Bookmark Folder names, resulting in missed opportunities to quickly access relevant bookmarks. This enhancement aims to address this limitation by refining the search functionality to include folder names.
Use Case 1: Folder Search
Currently, if a user has a folder named "News" and enters "News" in the Search Bookmark command, no bookmarks within that folder are displayed. This enhancement proposes that all bookmarks contained within the specified folder are presented in the search results, making it more intuitive and efficient to find the desired bookmarks.
Use Case 2: Same Bookmark names in differnt folders
There are 3 bookmark folders - dev, qa, prod. In each folder there are bookmarks - ui, admin, database. Currently, a search query like "dev ui" yields no results. If you search for "ui", three results appear, requiring you to discern the correct one among them. Unfortunately, the folder information isn't shown in the results, leaving you to make an educated guess based solely on the URL. This enhancement proposes that "dev ui" search query shows the "ui" bookmark in the "dev" bookmark folder.
Who will benefit from this feature?
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Anything else?
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