GLOBAL SEARCH

(global search) An operation in the processing of text by a computer in which it scans the entire text in order to track every instance of a particular word or phrase being mentioned in it in order to automatically replace it with the specified word or phrase.

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What is this

DuckDuckGo is a fairly well-known open source search engine. source code. Servers are located in the USA. In addition to its own robot, the search engine uses results from other sources: Yahoo, Bing, Wikipedia.

The better

DuckDuckGo positions itself as a search engine that provides maximum privacy and confidentiality. The system does not collect any data about the user, does not store logs (no search history), use cookies as limited as possible.

DuckDuckGo does not collect or share personal information from users. This is our privacy policy.

Gabriel Weinberg, founder of DuckDuckGo

Why do you need this

All major search engines are trying to personalize search results based on data about the person in front of the monitor. This phenomenon is called the “filter bubble”: the user sees only those results that are consistent with his preferences or that the system deems as such.

Forms an objective picture that does not depend on your past behavior on the Internet, and eliminates Google and Yandex thematic advertising based on your queries. With DuckDuckGo it is easy to search for information in foreign languages, while Google and Yandex by default give preference to Russian-language sites, even if the query is entered in another language.

What is this

not Evil - a system that searches by anonymous network Tor. To use it, you need to go to this network, for example by launching a specialized .

not Evil is not the only search engine of its kind. There is LOOK (default search in the Tor browser, accessible from regular internet) or TORCH (one of the oldest search engines on the Tor network) and others. We settled on not Evil because of the clear hint from Google (just look at the start page).

The better

It searches where Google, Yandex and other search engines are generally closed.

Why do you need this

The Tor network contains many resources that cannot be found on the law-abiding Internet. And their number will grow as government control over the content of the Internet tightens. Tor is a kind of network within the Internet with its own social networks, torrent trackers, media, trading platforms, blogs, libraries and so on.

3. YaCy

What is this

YaCy is a decentralized search engine that works on the principle of P2P networks. Each computer on which the main one is installed software module, scans the Internet independently, that is, it is an analogue of a search robot. The results obtained are collected into a common database that is used by all YaCy participants.

The better

It’s difficult to say whether this is better or worse, since YaCy is a completely different approach to organizing search. The absence of a single server and owner company makes the results completely independent of anyone's preferences. The autonomy of each node eliminates censorship. YaCy is capable of searching the deep web and non-indexed public networks.

Why do you need this

If you are a supporter of open source software and a free Internet, not subject to the influence of government agencies and large corporations, then YaCy is your choice. It can also be used to organize a search within a corporate or other autonomous network. And even though YaCy is not very useful in everyday life, it is a worthy alternative Google from a search process perspective.

4. Pipl

What is this

Pipl is a system designed to search for information about a specific person.

The better

The authors of Pipl claim that their specialized algorithms search more efficiently than “regular” search engines. In particular, priority is given to social network profiles, comments, member lists, and various databases that publish information about people, such as databases of court decisions. Pipl's leadership in this area is confirmed by assessments from Lifehacker.com, TechCrunch and other publications.

Why do you need this

If you need to find information about a person living in the US, then Pipl will be much more effective than Google. The databases of Russian courts are apparently inaccessible to the search engine. Therefore, he does not cope so well with Russian citizens.

What is this

FindSounds is another specialized search engine. Searches various sounds in open sources: house, nature, cars, people, and so on. The service does not support queries in Russian, but there is an impressive list of Russian-language tags that you can use to search.

The better

The output contains only sounds and nothing extra. In the settings you can set the desired format and sound quality. All sounds found are available for download. There is a search by pattern.

Why do you need this

If you need to quickly find the sound of a musket shot, the blows of a suckling woodpecker, or the cry of Homer Simpson, then this service is for you. And we chose this only from the available Russian-language queries. On English the spectrum is even wider.

Seriously, a specialized service requires a specialized audience. But what if it comes in handy for you too?

What is this

Wolfram|Alpha is a computational search engine. Instead of links to articles containing keywords, it provides a ready-made answer to the user’s request. For example, if you enter “compare the populations of New York and San Francisco” into the search form in English, Wolfram|Alpha will immediately display tables and graphs with the comparison.

The better

This service is better than others for finding facts and calculating data. Wolfram|Alpha collects and organizes knowledge available on the Web from a variety of fields, including science, culture and entertainment. If this database contains a ready-made answer to a search query, the system displays it; if not, it calculates and displays the result. In this case, the user sees only nothing superfluous.

Why do you need this

If you are a student, analyst, journalist, or researcher, for example, you can use Wolfram|Alpha to find and calculate data related to your work. The service does not understand all requests, but it is constantly developing and becoming smarter.

What is this

The Dogpile metasearch engine displays a combined list of results from search results from Google, Yahoo and other popular systems.

The better

First, Dogpile displays fewer ads. Secondly, the service uses a special algorithm to find and show best results from different search engines. According to the Dogpile developers, their systems generate the most complete search results on the entire Internet.

Why do you need this

If you can't find information on Google or another standard search engine, look for it in several search engines at once using Dogpile.

What is this

BoardReader is a system for text search in forums, question and answer services and other communities.

The better

The service allows you to narrow your search field to social platforms. Thanks to special filters, you can quickly find posts and comments that match your criteria: language, publication date and site name.

Why do you need this

BoardReader can be useful for PR specialists and other media specialists who are interested in the opinion of the masses on certain issues.

In conclusion

The life of alternative search engines is often fleeting. Lifehacker asked the former general director of the Ukrainian branch of Yandex, Sergei Petrenko, about the long-term prospects of such projects.

Sergey Petrenko

Former General Director of Yandex.Ukraine.

As for the fate of alternative search engines, it is simple: to be very niche projects with a small audience, therefore without clear commercial prospects or, conversely, with complete clarity of their absence.

If you look at the examples in the article, you can see that such search engines either specialize in a narrow but popular niche, which, perhaps, has not yet grown enough to be noticeable on the radars of Google or Yandex, or they are testing an original hypothesis in ranking, which is not yet applicable in regular search.

For example, if a search on Tor suddenly turns out to be in demand, that is, results from there are needed by at least a percentage of Google’s audience, then, of course, ordinary search engines will begin to solve the problem of how to find them and show them to the user. If the behavior of the audience shows that for a significant proportion of users in a significant number of queries, results given without taking into account factors depending on the user seem more relevant, then Yandex or Google will begin to produce such results.

“Be better” in the context of this article does not mean “be better at everything.” Yes, in many aspects our heroes are far from Yandex (even far from Bing). But each of these services gives the user something that the search industry giants cannot offer. Surely you also know similar projects. Share with us - let's discuss.

Thunderbird includes a message indexing and search system called "Gloda", which is short for "Global database". It improves search performance, provides sophisticated full-text search capabilities and displays faceted (categorized) search results.

Global search queries all of your messages, regardless of the account the message is associated with or the folder where the message is stored. The Quick Filter, on the other hand, is used to search for messages in the current message list. (See the Quick Filter Toolbar article for information on using the Quick Filter.)

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Global search is enabled by default. (It can be disabled on the Advanced panel in the Thunderbird options preferences .) The global search text box is located on the right side of the toolbar above the Quick Filter bar.

The search is performed in all fields in all messages: subject, message body, From address, To address, etc. The search is not case-sensitive - searching for "thunderbird" will return messages that contain both "thunderbird" and "Thunderbird".

You can use the wildcard character "*" at the end of your search item. "thunder*" will then not only find messages with "Thunderbird" but also those about "thunderbolts".

Search results are displayed in a new tab. You will be able to filter the search by various criteria.

Searching for a single term

Enter a term in the search box. As you type, a drop-down list will display possible matches for your term (such as email addresses that match the characters you have entered).

Searching for multiple terms

Enter multiple terms in the search box. Thunderbird will search for messages that contain at least one occurrence of each of the specified terms. If you enclose multiple terms within quotation marks, Thunderbird will search for the words as a phrase. That is, the search results will only contain messages that have all the words in the order they are specified in the search field. These two types of searches can be combined. For example, if you enter:

converting "imap pop"

Thunderbird will find emails that contain the term "converting" and the phrase "imap pop".

Examples

Search for the terms "new", "Thunderbird" and "pages" (without any quotation marks). Results should include messages that contain at least one occurrence of each of the terms:

Search for the phrase "new Thunderbird pages". Results should include messages that contain the entire phrase:

You can combine these two types of searches. For example, search for "New Thunderbird" and "pages" returns messages that contain the phrase "new Thunderbird" and the word "pages":

Search results

Search results are displayed in a new tab. There is a panel on the left that categorizes the results, showing, for example, the number of messages containing the term(s) in conversations with specific people, or in messages stored in particular mail folders, etc.

Filtering search results

Use the Filters fields in the left panel to filter the messages returned by the original search. If you click an item under "Folder", "People" or "Account, you will be given the option to specify whether the message must (or must not) contain the item.

For example, say you were searching for "Thunderbird" AND"pages". You could refine the search results by selecting messages where you were a recipient (by clicking the To Me checkbox). Then you could further refine the results by selecting specific people and mail folders associated with the message (by clicking on the text in the left panel). (To remove selected people or mail folders from the filter criteria, click on the text again.)

Analyzing and filtering search results by date

A timeline is displayed above the messages included in the search results. The timeline shows the number of messages that match the search criteria, organized in chronological order.

Global search

You can quickly search for data in the system by entering a search query in command line. Data is searched across all sections of the system, including user ones, regardless of where the search is launched from - from the main menu or from a specific section.

Note

For applications deployed on-site, you must run pre-setting global search. Read more in the article.

How the search is performed

The search is performed in all fields of the record - both text and reference, as well as in the following details: [Addresses], [Means of communication] and [Payment details]. For example, you can find a counterparty by entering it in the search bar alternative name or telephone number, address or bank account number.

Search queries are processed taking into account common typos and morphology - taking into account the different forms of words entered in the search bar. The request can be entered in any register. Simply enter the text you are looking for, for example, the title of a knowledge base article or the last name of a contact. For a more precise search, you can specify the query, for example, enter “Avdorov director axiom.”

Note

For section data to be displayed in global search results, the [Index for full-text search] checkbox must be enabled in the section wizard. Read more about indexing in the article By default, indexing is enabled in the sections [Contacts], [Accounts], [Employees], [Knowledge Base], [Leads], [Sales], [Products], [Orders], [Accounts], [ Contracts], [Documents], [Projects], [Services], [Service Agreements], [Configurations], [Appeals], [Issues], [Changes], [Campaigns], [Events] and [ Marketing Plans].

How search results are presented

Search results are presented in the form of a register of records containing the text of the search query or part of it. In each found record, the query text for which a match was found is highlighted in bold ( ).

Rice. 1 - List of search results

Results are displayed by relevance, both for the entire list of results and when filtering the found records. For example, if the search was performed from the [Contacts] section, then records from this section will be displayed at the beginning of the list, and records from other sections of the system will be displayed below. And if you set a filter by contact on the search results page, then matches by full name will be displayed first in the list.

If a user does not have access rights to a specific column of an object, for example, to view the invoice amount, then such a column is not displayed on the global search results page.

Note

The rules for displaying search results are defined using system settings“Default object weight for global search” and “Default primary column weight for global search.”
To display search results based on typos and morphology, enable the “Display search results by partial match” system setting.
To regulate the display of partial match search results and increase the likelihood of finding data if the search query is inaccurate, set the value of the system setting “Match percentage to be displayed in search results, %”.
Detailed description system settings available in the article

Example of searching for a contact by phone number

Let's look at how to find a contact by his phone number.

1.Enter the phone number in any format into the search bar - you can enter only the part of the number that you remember, with or without special separator characters.

2.Press on or on the keyboard key.

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