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* It doesn't understand XPIDL, JS, Python, Perl, ...
* It doesn't understand XPIDL, JS, Python, Perl, ...
* In fact, Python just errors out (it's probably trying to run it as CGI) ([https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=758636  Random python crash])
* In fact, Python just errors out (it's probably trying to run it as CGI) ([https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=758636  Random python crash])
* Clicking the ""search"" button near the textboxes can often complain about no tree (i.e. it doesn't pick up the tree= query string in the URL)"
* Clicking the ""search"" button near the textboxes can often complain about no tree (i.e. it doesn't pick up the tree= query string in the URL)" ([https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=813509 Search button on advanced search does not work DXR.a.o])
* The lack of MXR parity; the completely unintelligible results for any non-plaintext search on DAO; the lack of example searches on DAO;
* The lack of MXR parity; the completely unintelligible results for any non-plaintext search on DAO; the lack of example searches on DAO;
*dxr.allizom seemingly displays files in last-touched order, not alphabetical.  The query box on allizom seems to only accept search queries; entering a path will show search results for the string but not open the file.  Browsing and searching seem to be distinctly separate in the UI; I can't switch between the two easily.  (Admittedly I can't with MXR either, but I have years of search-URL address bar muscle memory, so it's no longer a hindrance there.)
*dxr.allizom seemingly displays files in last-touched order, not alphabetical.  The query box on allizom seems to only accept search queries; entering a path will show search results for the string but not open the file.  Browsing and searching seem to be distinctly separate in the UI; I can't switch between the two easily.  (Admittedly I can't with MXR either, but I have years of search-URL address bar muscle memory, so it's no longer a hindrance there.)
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