Hi There Since I've implemented filtering in Tracker.NewFS back then I've become severely dependent on this feature. I'm always a bit lost when I want to navigate my music, mails and other such collections under Haiku, because I usually keep them all in one folder and then use filtering to get to where I want. The implementation in Tracker.NewFS was pretty simple and only took the filename into account, but it was enough (depends on your file naming schema). Since working on the typeahead feature recently I wanted to extend that into typeahead filtering that would be full fledged filtering based on all visible attributes. Therefore I have prepared the attached patch that takes more or less the same approach I took for Tracker.NewFS, reusing the VSPoseList that stores the visible poses in icon mode, but is completely unused in list mode. The patch changes list mode to also use the VSPoseList which then contains the filter result. I'm not checking this in directly, because it is a rather extensive patch and also brings a few usability concerns I'm not really sure how to best move forward with. I would be glad if some of you could apply and test this patch and give some feedback. Usage: Filtering can either be turned "always on" through the preference "Always Filter in Typeahead Search" under "Window" (defaults to off), or filtering mode can be entered through a key. When filtering is always on, starting a typeahead search automatically filters instead of selecting the best match. If automatic filtering is not activated one has to press (the arbitrarily choosen) "*" (asterisk) key to enter filtering mode and then just type ahead to start filtering. I've modified the count view to also show the count when filtering, to give feedback as to how many entries still match. Filtering mode is not left automatically in the way normal typeahead is but stays on until you either press escape or remove all characters from the typeahead buffer by backspace. This is to allow apps that communicate with Tracker to make use of the filtering feature. You could for example filter for a certain set of mails and then use the next/previous buttons in mail to navigate only this filtered set. I've found that a pretty intuitive way of working, but I'd really like to hear from others as well. So please feel invited to test and comment. If we can agree that we want this feature and the implementation is reasonable for now, I would like to go ahead and commit this patch. Regards Michael