Cmd-F and start typing search term. As you type, the items not matching your search get filtered out, in this case producing no results. Note the URL has your doc ID plus your search query in q parameter.
Not finding any results, hit Cmd-Enter as the filter dropdown suggests to expand search to all documents. Note the URL now has no doc ID, only search query.
Retain doc ID for search to allow the user to properly back out of global search. Esc in step 3 should go back to step 2. Then Esc again should go back to step 1.
I can reproduce it easily on Google Chrome 77.0.3865.90. In your repro GIF, youâre clicking the back button on the browser, but thatâs not in my repro steps; Iâm pressing Esc on the keyboard to cancel each search.
@Erica, is this one still on the radar? A fix that makes Esc key just function as browserâs back button at that âno resultsâ point would be perfectly fine, I think! Which should be a low-risk fix.
Itâs still tracked yeah. Going back may or may not do the correct thing, since if you search twice, going back would mean searching for the old search term?
Either way, I think we could solve this by looking for the last active document and opening that instead.
I can no longer reproduce this bug, which I noticed a few weeks ago and meant to point out. I believe this can be safely marked as âFixedâ vs. just âTrackedâ. Thank you!