Greg Egan on Nostr: In MacOS, most apps share a common search string: if you search for “lion” in app ...
In MacOS, most apps share a common search string: if you search for “lion” in app 1 then search for “tiger” in app 2, then return to app 1, the app 1 search box will now contain “tiger”.
Is this behaviour:
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2025-09-15 06:55:03 UTCEvent JSON
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