Hi, @SiriusXT .

Could you please provide a little bit more context about this PR?

1. Where exactly would a user benefit from this feature? For example, the Jump-to-note feature already has a full text search bound to Ctrl+Enter.
2. We most certainly need to find a way to inform the user about this feature, otherwise there will be no way to tell of its existence.

1. I was also inspired by "Jump to Note," but when typing text into the input field and failing to find the desired note, pressing Ctrl + Enter does not trigger a jump to full-text search. Instead, it opens the "Create New Note" dialog. Currently, the only way to perform a full-text search is by either clicking the "Full-text Search" button with the mouse or moving the focus out of the input field.

2. Primarily, in a new blank tab or the "Jump to Note" dialog, if the title search doesn't yield the desired note, we can use Ctrl + Enter to quickly jump to full-text search. This avoids the need to copy the search query, open the full-text search page, and paste the query again to perform the search.

3. Of course, it is also acceptable to limit this feature to the input fields in new tabs and the "Jump to Note" dialog. Listening to all autocomplete input fields (including those in "Insert Note" or "Clone Note") won’t cause negative impact since the listener is only activated by Ctrl + Enter.

4. The search_placeholder for the input field can be updated from "Search for a note by its name" to "Search for a note by its name, press Ctrl + Enter to jump to full-text search."