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# Week of 20/04/2026 — Multi-app search and notification preferences
### Search — Unified search and new interface
Search was previously limited to certain content (posts and coworkers), which made it difficult to access information spread across several applications. This change aims to **centralize search** and offer a smoother, faster, and more complete experience for finding any content in Steeple.
#### 🆕 What has been updated
* **Extending search to all apps** : Docs, Events, conversations, and messages, in addition to posts and coworkers.
* **New interface in the form of a modal window (overlay)** accessible from the sidebar, for a smoother experience.
* **Visual improvements** : new search button design, highlighting of searched terms, and better readability of results.
### **Notifications – Simplified management**
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Managing notifications could be complex and difficult to configure, with many unclear options. This change aims to **simplify their management** by making them clearer, more structured, and easier to customize according to each person's needs.
**🆕 What has been updated**
* Grouping notifications into **a few main themes** for better readability:\
**Summary**, **Priority notifications**, **Non-priority notifications**, **Messaging** and **Activities**.
* New interface allowing you to **easily manage your preferences by channel** (mobile and email).
* Ability to **configure notifications by category** and better control what you receive.
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