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The "Everywhere" button actually selects the home directory, so use an appropriate label ("My files") and add a "user-home" icon. Pre-select the right button when entering search, depending on the location where the "Find ..." action was triggered. Add tooltips for both buttons, stating where to look for files. Most importantly, this includes the full path for "From here". Do not hide the buttons in case the url is non-local, as it is confusing: 1. The state depends on the previous search. When the user hits "Find" when browsing e.g an SMB share, the search was probably in the home dir. 2. The current search location was hidden 3. The user may want to do a local search, give the option to do so.

The "Everywhere" button actually selects the home directory, so use an appropriate label ("Your files") and add a "user-home" icon. Pre-select the right button when entering search, depending on the location where the "Find ..." action was triggered. Add tooltips for both buttons, stating where to look for files. Most importantly, this includes the full path for "From here". Canonicalize the path correctly (always strip trailing slash), otherwise QUrl::fileName() will be an empty string, resulting in "From Here (/)" Do not hide the buttons in case the url is non-local, as it is confusing: 1. The state depends on the previous search. When the user hits "Find" when browsing e.g an SMB share, the search was probably in the home dir. 2. The current search location was hidden 3. The user may want to do a local search, give the option to do so.

The "Everywhere" button actually selects the home directory, so use an appropriate label ("MyYour files") and add a "user-home" icon. Pre-select the right button when entering search, depending on the location location where the "Find ..." action was triggered. Add tooltips for both buttons, stating where to look for files. Most importantly, this includes the full path for "From here". Canonicalize the path correctly (always strip trailing slash), otherwise QUrl::fileName() will be an empty string, resulting in "From Here (/)" Do not hide the buttons in case the url is non-local, as it is confusing: 1. The state depends on the previous search. When the user hits "Find" when browsing e.g an SMB share, the search was probably in the home dir. 2. The current search location was hidden 3. The user may want to do a local search, give the option to do so.