I'm trying to search for keywords like NSError in a developer documentation page, and the result is always empty! I can't search for anything successfully. I'm using Google Chrome on Windows 10, which has always worked before.
Online developer documentation always finding no results
Also broken in Safari on an iMac Mini
It doesn't matter, the results are better from a proper search engine.....
the results are better from a proper search engine
And who am I to argue with that? (-:
Jonathan_Green, Are you still seeing this problem? I just tried it here and it’s working for me. Specifically:
-
On macOS 13.6.1, I ran Safari.
-
I navigated to the Apple Developer website.
-
I typed
NSErrorinto the search box and pressed Return. -
I got a bunch of results, the first one pointing to the expected place:
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/nserror/
Share and Enjoy
—
Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple
let myEmail = "eskimo" + "1" + "@" + "apple.com"
If I type NSError I get no results found. If I type nserror (all lower case) I get the usual results and can go to the documentation for NSError. So it seems to be a case-sensitivity issue! This is in Google Chrome. On the same Windows 10 PC if I use Microsoft Edge, both NSError and nserror get the correct results.
On my iMac Mini using Safari NSError gives no results, but nserror works.