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**User Story:**: As a user, I want to have consistent search behavior across wikis and at UIs that look the same **Context of use**: * For Wikidata: I assume the user would search mainly for items on Wikidata, but (with some search syntax) also for e.g. help or discussions. * For other Wikibase installations: Depending on focus and history of the Wiki, the needs might between "return just items" and "interested primarily in Wiki pages" **Current Problems:** Currently,we patch an item selector on top of the normal search box. This leads to inconsistencies e.g. as described in T63948 **Possible Solution**: One way to improve the situation for the user to use the "normal" search input box.

**User Story:** As a user, I want to have consistent search behavior across wikis and at UIs that look the same **Context of use:** * For Wikidata: I assume the user would search mainly for items on Wikidata, but (with some search syntax) also for e.g. help or discussions. * For other Wikibase installations: Depending on focus and history of the Wiki, the needs might between "return just items" and "interested primarily in Wiki pages" **Current Problems:** Currently, we patch an item selector on top of the normal search box. This leads to inconsistencies e.g. as described in T63948 **Possible Solution:** One way to improve the situation for the user to use the "normal" search input box.

**User Story:**: As a user, I want to have consistent search behavior across wikis and at UIs that look the same **Context of use**: :** * For Wikidata: I assume the user would search mainly for items on Wikidata, but (with some search syntax) also for e.g. help or discussions. * For other Wikibase installations: Depending on focus and history of the Wiki, the needs might between "return just items" and "interested primarily in Wiki pages" **Current Problems:** Currently, we patch an item selector on top of the normal search box. This leads to inconsistencies e.g. as described in T63948 **Possible Solution**::** One way to improve the situation for the user to use the "normal" search input box.