Ok procedete per questi due miglioramenti

1) When I search for an item in the calendar, the system must tell me how many items have been found by expressing the number of items in parentheses. Example: I'm searching for "school" in the calendar; the result must be: "elements found (2)" or (3), depending on how many times "school" is written on the calendar.

2) When searching for a word in the calendar, the search must NOT make me go up or down the calendar by clicking each time; this slows down search times a lot. The search must find me the word right away. Example: if I'm searching for "mom" all days that say "mom" must appear immediately on my search and I must be able to see them instantly.

3) If I search for a word of a "recurring" event (for example annual, daily or weekly), the application must not repeat all the dates in which the event occurs 20 or 30 times, but only once, indicating that that is a recurring event (daily, weekly or yearly) 🔄

Thank you for your posts !
..stressful to have to tap x-times to find older/newer events.

Why just a view days around today ?
I do not understand the sense of that.
What is the goal of such a search ?

One of my ideas is to make the "search" function in the calendar much faster.

When I go to "search" I don't have to scroll many times in the item "load events before the date ....." or "load events after the date ...".
I think this is a slow procedure. On the contrary, when I go in search, the system in one go has to search for me all the events in which the word to search is found. I

n addition, I also need to know the number of events found in the search. I believe that this is very convenient and that you can insert this improvement.

Thank

Ugo

When you search for an event within the recent fifteen years you have to tap many many times on "Load events before ..." ("Termine laden vor ...") which is rather annoying.
I'd appreciate an option within the configuration for generally searching through ALL events of ALL times.
Also adding a checkbox beside the search input field representing that setting for an occasionally switch from/to other behaviour.