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Type into the search bar in the section you are browsing. Supported search pages narrow matching results or show suggestions as you type. Choose a suggestion or submit the search. Use distinctive parts of a name, title or item, then combine them with the section’s filters.

Use the floppy-disk icon in the search controls. The menu gives you the save action and the saved searches for that section. Save a clear name that describes the filters, such as “2-bedroom rentals in Makati”.

1. Set your keyword, category filters, city and radius.
2. Tap the floppy-disk icon and choose the save option.
3. Name the search and save it. Open the same icon to find it again.

The filter bar starts with Filters. Use More filters at the end to open options that do not fit on the bar. Filters depend on the section: a property search uses different details from jobs, cars or restaurants. On a small screen, open the panel rather than expecting every option in one row.

Remove the individual selection in its filter control, or choose Clear all after you have made selections. Clear the search text separately if you still want to remove the keyword. Check the selected city and radius too; those can continue to narrow results.

A keyword, filter combination, location or radius may be too narrow. Expired or unavailable content can also disappear from public results.

1. Check the selected category, country and city.
2. Clear the keyword and non-essential filters.
3. Increase the radius, up to 50 km, or choose another active city.
4. Try a shorter keyword or a related category.

Search result pages show up to 30 results per page. Use the page navigation centred at the bottom to see the next set. The result count stays on the left on wider screens. A search with 30 or fewer matches may only need one page.

Use the view controls on a search page where those views are available. The same filters continue to apply when changing the layout. Map positions and distances are browsing aids; use the full listing or business profile to confirm the exact address.

Open the floppy-disk icon on that section’s search page, or go to My account → Saved → Searches. Saved searches are grouped by their section, so a car search is not mixed into property filters. Opening a saved search runs it again against the currently available results.

Saved searches are currently stored in the browser where you saved them. Signing in on another phone or computer does not copy those browser records. Clearing site data or ending a private browsing session can remove them. Recreate the search on the device where you need it.

A saved search stores your criteria, not a frozen set of listings. New items can appear and older items may expire or be removed. The last saved count is a reference; opening the search checks the current results. Location freshness can also affect a saved nearby search.

A saved nearby search reuses your current nearby position when it is still suitable for the same area. If that is unavailable, it opens in visitor mode for the saved city. It does not treat a historical GPS position as your current physical location. Check the header before comparing distances.

Open the saved-search controls or My account → Saved → Searches and use the available management actions for the entry. Removing a saved search removes the saved criteria; it does not delete any listings. To keep a substantially different search, save it with a distinct name.

A heart or save action keeps a particular item for later. A saved search keeps the filters and keyword so you can run them again. Neither action reserves a product, holds stock, applies for a job or guarantees that the item stays available.