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If I type `:(`, I have the filter for `(main)`. If I type `:)`, I have the filter for `(main)`. But If I type `:pedia`, I have zero result instead of filterine Wikipedia: namespace. So for constancy on a LTR interface, I'm not supposed to have a result for `:)`. Exclude `:)` on a LTR interface (and //vice & versa//) is an option. The other one (much better) is to have a result when I type an incomplete word, like in `:pedia` -> ":Wikipedia" This would help: * people who make typos. * people searching for `main` but omitting parentheses * people who want to search for a namespace by number `:0` for namespace 0.

We should support all the namespace aliases, so e.g. when you search :Wikipedia or :pedia, it will find Wikipédia. (These are already supported, so e.g. you can visit Wikipedia:Contact and it will redirect to Wikipédia:Contact, this is just another use case) See also {T174040}.

If I type `:(`, I haveWe should support all the filter for `(main)`. If I type `:)`namespace aliases, I have the filter for `(main)`. But If I type `:pedia`,so e.g. I have zero result instead of filterine when you search :Wikipedia: namespace. So for constancy on a LTR interfacea or :pedia, I'm not supposed to have a result for `:)`it will find Wikipédia. Exclude `:)` on a LTR interface (and //vice & versa//) is an option(These are already supported, so e.g. The other one (much better) is to have a result when I type an incomplete wordyou can visit Wikipedia:Contact and it will redirect to Wikipédia:Contact, like in `:pedia` -> ":Wikipedia"this is just another use case) This would help: * people who make typos. * people searching for `main` but omitting parentheses * people who want to search for a namespace by number `:0` for namespace 0See also {T174040}.