(In reply to green-coder from comment #7) > > Debugging I could confirm that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exercism:_Get_mentoring_on_Zebra_Puzzle is actually causing an error 404, then wikipedia has this nice not found handling, where it will provide possible better matches in a normally looking page. > Being a NOT FOUND 404 resolution, we give it frecency = 0, because we don't want to rank it up. > > I did this trying to have a tab with a webpage that has a user-defined tab title. Do you have any suggestions to accomplish this? I'm sorry, but I'm not sure I understand what you're trying to achieve. it's totally possible to handle error pages like wikipedia, using options in .htaccess or equivalent configuration file. You can also open an about:blank page and then inject html (including a <title>) into it, and have it open as a popup as well as a new tab. Though again I'm not sure what you're trying to achieve. It may be a bit off-topic, anyway. > Suggestions: > - Add support for a double percent sign notation `%%` which also searches in zero-frecency tabs. > - Or add a setting (maybe a hidden about:config one) to include zero-frecency results in address bar searches. we should be showing open tabs even if they are not found, our intent was to hide normal history results, not tabs.
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(In reply to green-coder from comment #7) > > Debugging I could confirm that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exercism:_Get_mentoring_on_Zebra_Puzzle is actually causing an error 404, then wikipedia has this nice not found handling, where it will provide possible better matches in a normally looking page. > Being a NOT FOUND 404 resolution, we give it frecency = 0, because we don't want to rank it up. > > I did this trying to have a tab with a webpage that has a user-defined tab title. Do you have any suggestions to accomplish this? I'm sorry, but I'm not sure I understand what you're trying to achieve. it's totally possible to handle error pages like wikipedia, using options in .htaccess or equivalent configuration file. You can also open an about:blank page and then inject html (including a <title>) into it, and have it open as a popup as well as a new tab. Though again I'm not sure what's your goal. It may be a bit off-topic, anyway. > Suggestions: > - Add support for a double percent sign notation `%%` which also searches in zero-frecency tabs. > - Or add a setting (maybe a hidden about:config one) to include zero-frecency results in address bar searches. we should be showing open tabs even if they are not found, our intent was to hide normal history results, not tabs.