Hello,
I am using Joplin 2.6.10 Desktop
I'm on Linux Mint 20
tags not working?
When I create a label, it appears fine in the list of labels
When I search for the tag in the joplin search field does not find it?
I tried to uninstall joplin on another computer and I have the same problem
Thanks for your help
Did you use the filter tag:yourlabel in the searchbox?
https://joplinapp.org/help/#searching
Hello Jack and thank you for your response.
The problem is that even after creating a label such as a first name for example, it does not find the note?
I currently use Evernot and I don't need to use a filter it finds my tags automatically.
Thank
The search don't include tags/labels automatically, you have to use the filter tag:firstname.
Alternatively you can use goto anything (ctrl + p) and use #tagname
Thank you both for your response. Can you tell me how to activate the tag:firstname filter?
Thank you
Charles
Just type it into the search:

Thank you Daeraxa for your answer:
When I type in the search field that you indicated to me the word Austin mini for example all the notes which contain the word Austin mini appear in the list.
When I type in the field a word that only exists in a label but not in a note, the word does not appear?
it's really with the labels that I have problems with the keywords contained in the notes there are no problems
To search the tag or label labelA type in the search box tag:labela
or what do you mean with label?
If you have a tag called austin mini then your search for notes with those tags would be tag:"austin mini" from the search box.
I was going to suggest what you would need to type into goto anything (which logically would be either #austin mini or #"austin mini") but the goto anything box doesn't seem to care for spaces in the tags. There might be syntax here I'm not aware of or it might be a tiny bug/oversight
Hello everyone and thank you for your patience and attention.
Thanks to you I can finally use the labels!
However, I find it very unfortunate that we have to type the tages or # to carry out a search.
This still makes research more complicated than on competing software such as Evernot or On note
it's a shame for people who have computer difficulties it still makes things more complicated
Thank you