Some of the search fields that are both editable and drop down fields contain a bunch of irrelevant strings. The reason is that the way of representing pre-filled options to a string field auto-fills with other entries the user have entered in similarly named fields. Especially for the field named 'q' this easily leads to a lot of irrelevant strings (q is commonly used for a generic search field...)
Some of the search fields that are both editable and drop down fields contain a bunch of irrelevant strings. The reason is that the way of representing pre-filled options to a string field auto-fills with other entries the user have entered in similarly named fields. Especially for the field named 'q' this easily leads to a lot of irrelevant strings (q is commonly used for a generic search field...)