Great plugin!
But it seems for me, that the search option
notebook:this
is not longer working. (Joplin 2.12.19 and Embeded search V2.0.0)
I downgrade to Joplin 2.11.11 and there this option is working without any problems.
Very useful plugin, but for me it's not simply that it won't show in RTE, but opening in RTE strips the embedded searches so they have to be coded again each time I accidentally switch to RTE.
Joplin Desktop 3.0.2
EDIT: Actually, it seems to be each time the note is edited in RTE
At present, plugins need to add additional metadata to generated HTML to support the rich text editor. The metadata tells Joplin how to convert the plugin-generated HTML back to Markdown. The embed-search plugin may not be including this metadata (see the relevant code).
Works great on both Desktop (Joplin 2.14.20/Embed Search 2.0.0) and Android (Joplin 3.0.1 pre-release/Embed Search assumed 2.0.0).
Around 1/2 second slowdown when opening notes with embedded search, which makes it feel "a little laggy". I was expecting 5-10 seconds of waiting while processing so pleasantly surprised at the speed on mobile.
Tested an in-note search for a tag through two notebooks with 1000+ notes on a 3yr old mid/high-end phone (Snapdragon 778) resulting in 70+ results.
Very nice!
I would like to ask for some more sorting methods, especially one using the alarm in the to-dos; perhaps even grouping them by alarm date or like the output produced by the agenda plugin.
Anyone else interested in this?
Cheers,
kai.
I'm using this plugin a lot, thanks a lot for it
One additional thing I'd like to be able to do is get the "25 most recent notes" of a given search. So basically a way to sort by note last update date and a way to keep only the first N results.
UPDATE: updated:day-1 works well enough to see all notes recently updated 
Unfortunately, this still seems to be the case with Joplin 3.3.13 and Embed Search v2.0.0.
notebook:this doesn't appear to work for me.
Not being able to limit to current notebook means I can't use this. Too bad. It's a great idea.
where do you see v2.0.0!?
When I search for a notebook, the search returns all the notes even for the nested notebooks. This can be an advantage but if you want to use the search to create an overview, the number of results can be (way) too many.
So another request to consider: would it be possible to add a switch to search only in the current notebook?
Thanks, great plugin! Use it daily 
You could just exclude the sub notebooks with -notebook:"sub notebook 1", one line per sub notebook.
Pretty sure this did not happen before but different search results on desktop app (Windows 11) and android. The search is:
```search
notebook:0_Current
```
On desktop results as expected, on Android NO results!
- Version Embed Search on both devices: v2.0.0
- Android version: Joplin Mobile 3.4.7
- Desktop version Joplin 3.4.12
Update: I uninstalled it from my android phone and then reinstalled it. Now the plugin works again…
Hi,
very nice plugin; one question or suggestion though regarding sorting.
I use embed search finding tasks, but I'm restricted to finding tasks due today (-due:day+1), because when displaying tasks due in the future (-due:day+7 for the next week maybe) I seem to have no sorting option apart from sorting the title asc or desc; but for tasks this isn't very useful.
Did I miss an option here perhaps; do I have any chance of sorting my tasks per due date without having to revert to a prefix in the title like 2026-04-26?
(And yes, I am aware of the Note Overview plugin which I already use for tasks not due today)
Cheers,
kai.
And another question that is going through my head:
I have standard Joplin ( - ) ToDos in my notes with due dates in the task description; any chance of coding the due date so that it will be found by an embedded search?
Cheers,
kai.
And I noticed that on my Android 16 phone running Joplin 3.5.8 the note showing the search results of the embedded search has a smaller font than my other Joplin notes, and changing the font size in the settings for viewer or editor mode apparently has no effect on the text size in the result note.
Since the same happens on the Desktop, I noticed that embeddedSearch has it's own css with a font size of 15 for note content; my standard font size is 16. But for reasons unknown I cannot change embedfence.css in the jpl file; any suggestions how I could overwrite the setting in the jpl file?
Cheers,
kai.
Thanks for this powerful & helpful plugin.... and for patiently taking all the feedback here, and implementing it.
Is this available for Joplin on iOS?