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Bug is back in iOS... Haven’t used much Sync lately but latest version doesn’t search recursively, again. Can you please bring it back, Resilio? Thanks edit: Help page on search (https://help.resilio.com/hc/en-us/articles/205457725-How-do-I-perform-a-search-in-Sync) now specifies: “Currently Search is perform on the given subfolder level though.”

For all interested, Sync iOS app’s last update (version 2.6.3) has brought back recursive search. Thanks Resilio, well fixed!

Yeah well, it's been 4 months since the last reply and this thread was being buried so I thought it was proper to bring this up again with some direct questions. Recursive search is a key feature in some workflows, as I said, for me it renders my particular setup almost worthless. I bought a Pro license when I used the trial version and recursive search was working quite fine, I can imagine others may have done the same. It's at least unusual to remove SW functionalities apparently without a reason or explanation. Finally, I felt it's worth to insist since it might even be just a bug or an oversight, idk?

Can Resilio please acknowledge why search bar on iOS app does not search recursively in folders, when it did perfectly so a few versions back? Can Resilio please let their customers know why this feature has been removed or, if it has been removed unintentionally, advise when/if it will be back? The disappearance of recursive search is a deal breaker for many of your users and at least you could explain why it is gone. We would like it back and one would expect it's not too much to ask? Thank you

Are you sure nothing has changed with respect to this? I cannot prove it but I'd really swear searching inside enclosed subfolders worked in previous versions, even with selective sync. At least on the iOS app? As in: I would go to my synced root folder, search for something and any file matching would show up, regardless of where subfolder the file (or placeholder with selective sync on) was in - so I could just tap and sync/download the file I needed. I would additionally swear this worked right until last iOS version (2.6.0 (339)). I'd say I remember well because it was a very important use/case in my setup and I was very pleased it worked as I needed... Search on top folder and voilà.