The resulting search from the Switch To command in v10 is WAY less useful than it is in Legacy. I can't count on it to find what I'm looking for. I think part of it is that it doesn't appear to prioritize notebook names like it does in Legacy. And, even when I have an exact match on the title of a note, it doesn't always find it. 2 specific examples/results presented below.
Example 1: Switch to search for "Whole30" (my goal...I want to switch to/navigate to the notebook I created with that title)
v10 Result (not notebook option...can't even search for a notebook...only notes...yet it clearly knows that I have a Whole30 notebook as many of those notes live it in)
Legacy Results: Perfect
Example 2: Want to Switch to a note that has an exact title match
v10 Result: I have to perform a search to navigate to it (the note does result in the list even though it isn't at the top of the list as I would expect it to be with an exact match)
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Stacey Harmon 1,111
The resulting search from the Switch To command in v10 is WAY less useful than it is in Legacy. I can't count on it to find what I'm looking for. I think part of it is that it doesn't appear to prioritize notebook names like it does in Legacy. And, even when I have an exact match on the title of a note, it doesn't always find it. 2 specific examples/results presented below.
Example 1: Switch to search for "Whole30" (my goal...I want to switch to/navigate to the notebook I created with that title)
v10 Result (not notebook option...can't even search for a notebook...only notes...yet it clearly knows that I have a Whole30 notebook as many of those notes live it in)
Legacy Results: Perfect
Example 2: Want to Switch to a note that has an exact title match
v10 Result: I have to perform a search to navigate to it (the note does result in the list even though it isn't at the top of the list as I would expect it to be with an exact match)
Legacy Result: Perfect
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