@MartinR please share an example link here, i don't see issue with simple one like this: approach0.xyz/search/?q=OR%20content%3Ahello&p=1

@BillDubuque You asked to be notified when A0 has possibility to restrict the result to some domain. There were also some other changes, which are listed here: chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/46148/2021/6/7

I will admit that I do not have some very straightforward way to enter a query restricted to one site, but I suppose the software will evolve in the future. (And also I will get more acquainted with the freatures over time.)

Here is an example - searching for $(a^2+b^2+c^2)(b^2+c^2+d^2)=(ab+bc+cd)^2$ without any restriction.

And here is a search only on MSE and only on AoPS.

I will add that typically when I'm searching I do not mind seeing results from various sites. But it is probably good to know that I can switch to a specific site. (And if several other sites are added, I might actually start using this more - at the moment, there are only two.)

@MartinSleziak Thanks a million Martin. That is great news. The problem I often have is that the MSE search results list isn't lomg enough enough because too many entries are allotted to AoPS matches. Now restricting it to MSE I may find more and better MSE matches since the list of MSE matches may now be 2-3x longer in those cases. Further, I don't have to waste time visually filtering AoPS matches (which have no relevance for dupe targets).

@WeiZhong I cannot reproduce the problem anymore, everything is working as expected.

@WeiZhong Thanks much for implementing the ability to restrict searches to Math.SE. This will make Approach0 much more useful for those of us who seek to better organize Math.SE (which is absolutely essential for its continued success).

How does one use the UI to enter the Boolean queries using SITE and TAGS? It is not obvious nor is mentioned in the user guide.

@BillDubuque Sorry I did not recall your previous message and forget to inform you about this. Basically approach0 is implemented almost from scratch, so it takes time to involve. Due to some speicial things in Math search, it is tricy to actually implement this fitler, although it does look simple even to me at first... and it about implement it in an efficient way.

@BillDubuque i am glad you feel it becomes useful again.

@MartinR thanks for the update!

@WeiZhong: A thin space \, is sometimes used in integrals, between the integrand and the integration variable, e.g. $\int \sin(x) \, dx$. However, the new UI transforms that to OR content:$\int \sin(x) \, OR content:dx$ .

Since now the new changes are also on the "official" version, I will copy-paste the examples from here chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/46148/2021/6/7 - with the updated link.

(1) \exact specifier for symbols: approach0.xyz/search/…

(2) to search for posts of some tags: approach0.xyz/search/…

(3) to search certain keywords in only title field: approach0.xyz/search/…

(4) to limit data source to MSE: approach0.xyz/search/… and limit data source to AoPS approach0.xyz/search/…

(5) to use NOT clause to filter things: approach0.xyz/search/…

@MartinSleziak thanks.

@MartinR that is definitely unexpected, i am going to fix that.

thanks for reporting it!