What types of searching does the Short Message Viewer search bar support?

The Short Message Viewer search bar is designed to enhance the user's search capabilities by incorporating several advanced features. This includes fuzziness, proximity, and stemming, which broaden the scope and effectiveness of the search.

Fuzziness allows the search to return results that are similar to the query term, accounting for potential typos or variations in spelling. This feature is particularly useful in ensuring that users still get relevant results even when the exact term might not be present.

Proximity searching lets users find words that are close to one another within the text, which is beneficial for contextual searches where the relationship between words is important. For instance, a search for two terms in close proximity can yield results that reflect a specific context or meaning.

Stemming involves reducing words to their root forms, thus allowing the search to capture variations of a word. For example, a search for "running" would also retrieve results that include "run" or "runner," making the search more comprehensive.

These features work together to enable a more flexible and efficient search process within the Short Message Viewer, allowing users to find relevant messages more effectively, regardless of slight variations in terminology or phrasing.