TJ8756

If I have a note titled Carrot and another called Carrot Soup and I search notes for the string "Carrot", put the notes titled Carrot and Carrot Soup on the top of the search results.    Then put the rest of the notes by whatever special algorithm you are using.   At least give me the option to request this in settings.    it's frustrating that EVERY search I do requires extra clicks to find the note that is *exactly titled* what I just typed in and that I have to click on 'found notes with "Carrot" to pull the notes with that string in the title up.   I'm sure I'm not the only one titling their notes based on the content of the notes and wanting it to come up first in the search results instead of buried in the quantity of notes that might also have mentioned "Carrot" somewhere in the note.   

I use the Windows version most but pretty sure it is the same in all the versions. 

DTLow,  for every single search you do, you add the archive exclusion "-tag:ARCHIVE" ?

When I search for a word, I want the notes that have that word in the title to come up first.  Having 45 notes returned that contain that word is annoying when I know what title I'm looking for and it's buried down the matching list.  That's a search fail in my book.   Fine if that's an search option.  

---- current version Windows: 6.25.1.9091 (309091) Public (CE Build ce-62.6.10954)

+1 This is an important feature to me.   I want to hide notes from search by note or notebook (most important for me) so the default search does not include these items.  I would like to add a switch to search all notes when needed.