https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=386036
--- Comment #4 from Robby Stephenson <ro...@periapsis.org> ---
> 2/ Multiple selection from an external source
> 
> When "sourcing" entries from an external source, say IMDb, the list is reset
> in-between searches.
> 
> I sometimes want to create multiple entries from IMDb in one go. I could do
> this in v2.3.12, which I found quite handy, but I can't do this in v3.0.2
> any more, because the list is reset in-between searches. What is the purpose
> of the "Clear" button in that case, since the result of the previous search
> is cleared automatically anyway?
> 
> Process to reproduce:
> a) Open the attached xml file
> b) Press Ctrl+I
> c) Select "Search source: Internet Movie Database"
> d) Populate "Search:" with "Bambi"
> e) Click "Search"
> f) It displays a list of results
> g) Populate "Search:" with "Cinderella"
> h) Click "Search"
> i) It clears the result list for Bambi and displays the list of results for
> Cinderella
> 
> Expected Result:
> At step i) above, I wouldn't have expected it to clear the list of results
> for Bambi, but to add the new results for Cinderella at the end (or at the
> beginning, it doesn't matter) of the existing list (for Bambi). If I want to
> clear the list of previous results, I can do this manually by clicking on
> the "Clear" button before the next search. This prevents me from selecting
> the "Bambi" and the "Cinderella" I want from the (common) list and adding
> them in one go, which is what I used to do in v2.3.12, and found quite handy
> - I need to search for Bambi first, select the one I want, click on "Add
> Entry", then run another search for Cinderella, and do the same - no big
> deal, but less handy (in my humble opinion).
There was a mailing list discussion on this one that resulted in the change,
tracked in Bug 357799

I do see your point about this changing making the Clear button slightly
pointless. Maybe that's a candidate for removal...

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