Microsoft Search returns all SharePoint sites that a user has access too, however, many of these sites are now the backend of thriving Microsoft Teams sites. Having users find and land on the SharePoint home page in these cases is not useful.

Two possible improvements. Either, make the link to the public Teams sites show up as along side the SharePoint results (with some icon to distinguish the two), or put a prominent link to the Teams site on the home page of the SharePoint site.

Microsoft Search users can get definitions with Acronyms in Bing, SharePoint, and Office 365. In the Search box, users enter queries like these examples: What is <acronym> or Define <acronym>

For non-English speaking organizations it is recommended to enter the query patterns in their own language.

Right now up to three Bookmarks can be displayed in the search results pages if they share the same Keyword as a trigger. One appears as "primary" with hyperlinked title, URL and description, while the other(s) appear under Related with only a hyperlinked title in tiny font. I would like all to be displayed the same as the "primary" and would like to be able to set which appears first, second, and third.

recently the new search within Outlook broke the ability for searching of public folder calendars. This has been confirmed and replicated by Microsoft technical support. Previous version of Microsoft search allowed this. I have have 250 users across 25 companies that use public folder calendars, and that have lost this ability. if you need references: Microsoft case number: 22228511 references this problem. Please address this bug, and restore the search function.

After a search is performed, list all error codes and possible solutions related to the product support.

I have a number of issues with search the biggest is the box location though, you should be able to revert it. Steals screen space, could be in the ribbon where I see All/Unread and of taking half an inch of the top of my screen. I tend to accidentally de-full screen outlook when I attempt to click in it. I would attach to an existing user voice but it looks like many disparate user voices out there, same key driver.

We heavily use wikis in DevOps for documentation and onboarding and stuff. It would be great if we could search those as well.

Acronyms, bookmarks, locations, and Q&A's may become obsolete or outdated over time. As users come across these types of results, provide a way for them to submit feedback to a specific mailbox, search admin, or search editor. Or, a way to flag the item for review.

NZ is missing as a region setting. If we expect our NZ empoyees to adopt SharePoint Online, being able to make NZ content more relevant would help.

In the past, keyword "folder:" could be used to narrow search to items found in specific folder. This function does no longer work since latest updates.
Can this be fixed to recover the original functionality?

Following a Search, it is not possible to move a message to another folder using the Move function of message window. It is still possible to close the message and drag the message from "inbox" window to destination folder in Folder pane. This problem started to occur after latest updates.
Can this be fixed to recover the original functionality?

Since latest updates, when "Find Related Messages in this conversation" is used on results of a previous search, the result is "No results" found. Can this be fixed to recover the original functionality?

I've added my tasks on the right side in Outlook mails, but there is no possibility to search for a task in the list. I need a little box (just like the box to add a new task) to enter a part of the title or content of the task to find it.

Please improve OneNote search results.

Right now, Search will find items inside of OneNote, BUT when you click open the OneNote, the search does NOT take you to the correct section and page where the result was found. This makes OneNote searching extremely ineffective. Result must take you to the correct section, page, and then the result.