When I am adding an existing tag to a note by using "Add tag" at the bottom of a note and I am writing the name of the tag it only shows matching tags that their name starts with the letters I have written. This is not helpful when I am looking for a tag that has e. g. some numbers or special characters at the beginning that I do not remember at the moment. Would it possible to show in this list of possible matching tags all tags that have the searched phrase in any place of its name?
E.g. I want to add tag "historical_sources", but in fact its name is "&7historical_sources". I forgot the first characters so I am just typing "historical_sources". Now it will not be searched and I have to look on the structure of my tags to find the full name of this specific tag. In most cases I just want to add tag quickly without browsing my tag list manually so the way the search engine for tags works now is a little bit annoying.
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Manverus 1
Hi,
When I am adding an existing tag to a note by using "Add tag" at the bottom of a note and I am writing the name of the tag it only shows matching tags that their name starts with the letters I have written. This is not helpful when I am looking for a tag that has e. g. some numbers or special characters at the beginning that I do not remember at the moment. Would it possible to show in this list of possible matching tags all tags that have the searched phrase in any place of its name?
E.g. I want to add tag "historical_sources", but in fact its name is "&7historical_sources". I forgot the first characters so I am just typing "historical_sources". Now it will not be searched and I have to look on the structure of my tags to find the full name of this specific tag. In most cases I just want to add tag quickly without browsing my tag list manually so the way the search engine for tags works now is a little bit annoying.
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