Question

How do we search in the previously answered question? I tried scrolling the list but after a certain point, its impractical.

Answer 1

yes, it keeps on 'Loading more....' after some questions,
you'll be able to see more questions in Mozilla FireFox, than in Google Chrome.

Answer 2

same happens to me .. It keeps showing that it is loading

Answer 3

That seems to be another issue that you guys gave addressed there.
What I was wondering was if there is something like a "search box" to search for the questions already answered by me or questions having a certain "keywords" in them!

I have noticed that an exactly identical question "sometimes in Math and Physics, with the same numbers" gets repeated. The new people can be first directed to check with those answers and if require more help, they can ask. This will avoid a lot of redundancy.

Answer 4

well only option available for now is search in google about the problem with tag openstudy I bet it fetches the question for you

Answer 5

@AravindG haha. cheap trick, been there (@ Google) done that... but not a solution.
Thanks anyway. Should I close this or leave it open till someone else coems up with something?

Answer 6

hmm ..lets see whether an admin replies

Answer 7

@AravindG thank you.

Answer 8

yw :)

Answer 9

lol, yeah ... with what, 16000 qs answered, the list has to be googled.

Answer 10

I suggest we make an OpenStudy archive, where certain threads can be stored for easy access.

Answer 11

@Compassionate and that thread in-turn would get lengthier like anything!

Answer 12

like what @Opcode mentioned here http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/5161064fe4b0c2e4606fc47e ?

Answer 13

Imagine all the smarties storing some unique threads.. how do we search in there now?

Answer 14

see.
http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/51680343e4b054d00782bfe3
this is a repition and I cannot ind the old one!!!

Answer 15

Ok! Here is what you can do! On google chrome @dumbsearch2 made an app. That adds not only a popout version of the site but also a search bar...
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/the-unofficial-openstudy/fohdloiomokpkmokdjjbegonaighgnhn?utm_source=chrome-ntp-icon

Answer 16

Yes, snuggie's right (:
The extension I programmed (TUOSA) http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/5174c3bfe4b0050fabb96de1 for Google Chrome allows everything mentioned here (:

Answer 17

On top of adding a search box, it also adds the capability of favoriting posts.

Answer 18

I'd love to hear your feedback (: