"Reset Filters" in "Find Files" tab

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bergfex
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"Reset Filters" in "Find Files" tab

Post by bergfex »

First I thought this bug only occurs every now and then but now I'm able to reproduce it:

1. I press STRG-F to open the Find Files tab of the Info Panel and click on the Date checkbox before I click on Reset Filters (this button seems to be the culprit).

2. I enter a search term (and nothing else) and press Enter; a Search results tab opens.

3. I switch to another tab and then back to the Search results tab. Now in the Find Files tab not only Name but also Date is checked as filters, and the list only shows files "modified in the last 1 day(s)".

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Re: "Reset Filters" in "Find Files" tab

Post by admin »

Yep, reproduced it, analyzed it, fixed it. Bizarre bug, good find! Thanks! :)

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