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Steven Stockton
Try searching like:
subject:thingy
(where "thingy" is what you're looking for, and "subject:" limits search to the subject)
At least, I think Missive says they support Gmail-style searches.
Rafael Masson
Steven Stockton: Yes, Gmail-style searches are supported but only for Gmail / G Suite accounts, simply because Missive forwards the search to Gmail itself.
David Kraljic
Rafael Masson: They may be supported but they don't work well for several reasons. 1) Results are missing many items that appear in the same search inside gmail. 2) Say you type out the full gmail search operator. Something like from:name@domain.com contains:searchword. You have to fully type all of that, there is no auto complete once you type from:. So I have to stop my typing go find the email, enter it, and finish the search all to get results that aren't complete. It is not a viable search feature. Imagine typing all of the 20 times a day.
Rafael Masson
David Kraljic: Can you email support@missiveapp.com with specific examples so we can investigate (keywords used + subject and reception time of expected search result) ? Thank you.
Note that “contains:” as you mentioned is not a documented Gmail search operator: https://support.google.com/mail/answer/7190?hl=en
Jonathan Laukenmann
This is the same for me, I think anything more than one word long is making problems with search. Also: finding Names of people is really wonky
Geoff Ball
Jonathan Laukenmann: If the words are contiguous, you can use quotation marks:
subject:"quick brown fox"
If they're not, you can use multiple subject queries:
subject:jumps and subject:dog
Jonathan Laukenmann
Geoff Ball: what Happens when I Type: jumps dog?
Does it default to contiguous or not?
Geoff Ball
Jonathan Laukenmann: If you mean:
subject:jumps dog
That should do a search for a message with "jumps" in the subject and "dog" anywhere (body, subject, etc.).
Jonathan Laukenmann
Geoff Ball: cool, that makes sense. Strange that it feels like it’s sometimes missing results. I’ll keep an eye one it, next time I’m looking for something
Piotr Durlej
I don't know what Missive is indexing and searching