One thing I don't like about Passwords on macOS is how the search/filter works. I feel like it does the wrong thing when you type multiple words separated by spaces into it.

To be fair, I can see that if it did something else people might want this instead, but I'm always looking for an AND match of two words not just the substring. Like aws AND Steve, not a password item literally called AWS Steve. #macoS #ApplePasswords

And another thing about search! It has irritated me for years that dragging a file around in Xcode's project navigator doesn't work when a filter is active.

I mean, I understand why it doesn't work. Trying to figure out the actual destination with groups in use instead of folders when only some of the files showing is impossible – although maybe it could work if the destination is a folder? But what drives me nuts is it just silently fails, and I need to remember there's a filter. #macOS #Xcode

@tewha That shouldn't fail, in pre-fucked-up-UI days it's just an NSOutlineView, and those can be used while you're filtering (changing the data source).

@mdhughes Right, but if you're filtering a group the order of things is significant, like:

Aa
Bb
Ca
Ea

Filter by A, you get:

Aa
Ca
Ea

Drag Ea between Aa and Ca, and are you putting it before or after Bb? So I get that it doesn't work with groups. But just refusing to recognize you're trying is bullshit.

@tewha If you put it under Aa and remove the filter, it should be under Aa, above Bb. There *might* be some logic to drag above Ca but I wouldn't count on it.
@mdhughes @tewha better to somehow indicate unallowed drop than to silently fail, tho

@danielkasaj @mdhughes Yeah, there's just no drop indicator when there's a filter.

I always figure it out eventually, and I'm getting faster.