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@jjw24 jjw24 commented Feb 12, 2022

WindowsSettings results are higher than normal due to intentional score bumping. This fix removes the bump for settings name matched results and for non-name matched results reduce by 10 points.

This means normal Windows settings results should rank the same order as all other plugin results, and the lower ranked non-name matched results behaviour is still kept.

Before, should actually show SourceTree program from Program plugin:
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After
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Addresses #1008

@jjw24 jjw24 added the bug Something isn't working label Feb 12, 2022
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@jjw24 jjw24 added this to the 1.10.0 milestone Feb 12, 2022
@jjw24 jjw24 merged commit 16e032e into dev Feb 12, 2022
@jjw24 jjw24 deleted the fix_win_settings_score branch February 12, 2022 15:41
@jjw24 jjw24 modified the milestones: 1.10.0, 1.9.3 Mar 1, 2022
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## Bug fixes
- Addresses the issue where WindowsSettings plugin results appear higher than other results #1020 

- Fixed an issue where full screen mode does not disable hotkey when enabled #1037 

- Fixed some potential issues when loading plugins that use shared assembly #1036 

- Sorted out a race condition issue causing image loading on some results to fail #1040 

- Revised ttf/otf support #935 

- Resolved the issue where WebSearch plugin would crash if not connected to internet #977 

- Fixed incorrect text for "New Tab" and "New Window" buttons under Settings' default browser section #951 

- Fixed typos in plugin title and WindowsSettings name inside the context menu #1056
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