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Searching by domain - issue?

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I have some emails from BT (e.g. no-reply@inform.bt.com, BT@updates.bt.com, hello@message.bt.com)

When I search (using the bar at the top) for:

- "bt", it returns no results ("No messages match your search) - "message.bt.com", it returns the relevant results - "bt.com", it seems to return anything with ".com" in it (which is lots of things, my computer doesn't like this situation)

Is this a bug (or multiple bugs)?

I have some emails from BT (e.g. no-reply@inform.bt.com, BT@updates.bt.com, hello@message.bt.com) When I search (using the bar at the top) for: - "bt", it returns no results ("No messages match your search) - "message.bt.com", it returns the relevant results - "bt.com", it seems to return anything with ".com" in it (which is lots of things, my computer doesn't like this situation) Is this a bug (or multiple bugs)?

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Not a bug, exactly, but a limitation of the Global Search feature (“Gloda”.) Check out this article about it:

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/global-search

A few of points it mentions...

- Gloda returns searches for each work separately. It disregards punctuation, which is why the dot in your search terms are ignored.

- You can enclose a phrase in quote marks and it will search for it as a phrase. I find that this works, but not consistently.

- It only indexes terms of three or more characters, which is why "bt" is ignored.


You can also use the Search Messages feature, found in the menu item <Edit | Find | Search Messages...> or Ctrl-Shift-F to create more specific and detailed queries. It's pretty accurate. Its limitation is that only works on a single folder (plus subfolders) at a time.

There's also the Quick Filter:

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/quick-filter-toolbar

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