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Most words are not read correctly in the oldest newspapers, so a word search is often nearly hopeless, but perhaps a spell check could help, obviously not for proper nouns that start with a capital letter.

You will be aware that old newsprint always wrote most letter s as an f , which mafes it difficult to fearch for certain wordf. Maybe your ocr could convert all f to s for papers of those dates. The letter s is much more common than f so this would correct more mistakes than it makes.

Identifying weekly and daily papers would be quite useful

Any specific explanation available as to why, for both the Hawick News and the Hawick Express, the years 1945-1949 are not in the archive. Years both before and after that period are fully covered. Given that these were separate publications it seems an odd coincidence.

I've made this plea before, some while ago, but it would be really good if the project could increase the number of years digitised for the Oswestry Advertizer from the present eight. That number has remained unchanged for quite a time. The Advertizer is a valuable resource for those researching the history of Oswestry, and of parts of mid and north-east Wales.

Besides the two main local newspapers in Sutton Coldfield there was a short lived Streetly News.

On each downloaded PDF file, Australian Trove has a one-line header with publication details and a footer with the link. Nice because it doesn't take up a chunk of the page, and this would be essential when it becomes possible to download an enlarged version of individual articles instead of the whole newspaper page. The article might be multi-page and would not have the info. at the top each time.

See example:

Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954), Thursday 12 February 1931, page 8

Footer:

National Library of Australia http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article51683749

Sometimes an atricle contains information relevant to a number of topics that I am researching. If not the 'principle' topic ie.folder name, it is often a long and complicated searches to find that information again.

The ability to place the article in a number of folders at the same time (and have the abiltiy to see this has been done) would be incredibly useful.

It would be lovely to be able to have the blue 'highlight' boxes around search terms on images turned OFF by default.

You could add this as a setting so users could choose if they want it or not.

We need more content for this area barely covered at all after 1900

We need more content for this area barely covered at all after 1900

It would be useful if could not only filter to a a particular newspaper but also to exclude a particular newspaper or newspaper eg searching I've been doing has been finding a lot of irrelevant hits in sporting titles

Be able to do a on this day search. Then be able to filter for specific editions or areas of the country

We have little to refer to after 1950 pull together more dates

Lots of the newspapers need re-scanning, particularly looking at Cambridge Chronicle, the OCR is terrible with some, the originals just need lightening to make them easier for you to OCR

I want to cancel my monthly subscription and expect an answer, please.

Since your site maintenance yesterday afternoon, I cannot order results to earliest first, which is frustrating.
If I try, the no results page appears.

Why does your files of the Derry Journal end in 1942?

I've just signed up in order to scan inter alia the Southwark and Bermondsey Recorder (subtitled the South London Gazette) It does not seem to be digitised. Am I right?