I can find no way to search for previous threads that I have read, how does that work?
thxs
Crasher

The search system is just short of useless here, you would be better off using google search.

hallmark007 Posted at 2017-12-16 12:10
The search system is just short of useless here, you would be better off using google search.

I concur.
thank you

You'd think the search function on this site would be spot on, NOT. Google is the answer and would lead you right to the thread/s.

If you had replied, you could search in the replied threads on your forum home page, here.
Because the forum moves fairly fast, it's difficult to keep up, without getting reply  Reminds.


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M.C. Pilot Posted at 2017-12-16 17:33
You'd think the search function on this site would be spot on, NOT. Google is the answer and would lead you right to the thread/s.

My favorite Google search, is for Yahoo... Haha



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RedHotPoker Posted at 2017-12-16 18:11
My favorite Google search, is for Yahoo... Haha

Used to be my fav but it's been quite some time.

M.C. Pilot Posted at 2017-12-16 18:39
Used to be my fav but it's been quite some time.

What is your ultimate search preference now?

Sometimes when I'm feeling lazy, I will just ask Siri, for "her" assistance... Ha

What bothers me about Google, is when you do a search for something, then go to a webpage, and see ads in the border columns, showing similar product advertisements. The Google Double Click stuff only serves to irritate me. Yahoo doesn't follow your web travels, the way intrusive Googe has always done.
YMMV ;-)


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RedHotPoker Posted at 2017-12-16 19:32
What is your ultimate search preference now?

Sometimes when I'm feeling lazy, I will just ask Siri, for "her" assistance... Ha

Google for me..has been wow for a number of years. Yeah those ads are annoying but skip 'em.

Using an iPad 3 for most of my web browsing, I found an app that all but removes those pesky Google, Double Click ads.
It's a VPN app, that blocks them from infiltrating our webpages.


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Crasher Posted at 2017-12-16 16:02
I concur.
thank you

Aloha Crasher,

    All things aside, try this formula in Google;

<keywords> site:forum.dji.com

This is said to work well.  I must say I have not used it very much.

     Hope this helps!

Aloha and Drone On!

RedHotPoker Posted at 2017-12-16 19:32
What is your ultimate search preference now?

Sometimes when I'm feeling lazy, I will just ask Siri, for "her" assistance... Ha

Try to give duckduckgo.com a try.
An add blocker also is a nice addon to the browser, i am really chocked when i use other's computers and discover how much Add crap there is now a days.

KedDK Posted at 2017-12-18 14:57
Try to give duckduckgo.com a try.
An add blocker also is a nice addon to the browser, i am really chocked when i use other's computers and discover how much Add crap there is now a days.

Sure I will check that out. It might be a better one with less traffic.


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