When you turn on quick tagging, Libby will remember the last tag you applied until you close the app. However, if you updated your search terms, make sure to press enter or the search button before closing the menu, otherwise the search won’t be updated. However, you can also delete your current search from that field and search for something completely different!Īlso, you technically don’t have to tap “Show Titles” when you’re done applying filters you can just click or tap away from the menu. Your current search is prepopulated in “Search Within Results” so that it’s easy to refine your search.

That’s everything you need to know to start searching within searches, but here are a couple additional tricks to search even faster: Once your search and filters are set, tap Show Titles to go to your new search results. Add on to this search, then press enter or tap the search button. You’ll soon see a section called “Search Within Results,” with your current search already in the search bar. You can use any filters or “Sort by” options you like with your new search, so you can tap those as you go. In the filter menu, you’ll probably have to scroll down a little bit. To search within your search results, search for something in Libby, then tap the filter button. There might be nothing better than books within books or plays within plays, but something else that’s also very good is searching within search results.

Let’s take a look at each of these new features and talk about some tips to use them to their full potential. These features include: the ability to search within search results, quick tagging and improved language filtering. Recently, the Libby app got some upgrades to finding and tagging titles.

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