The ability to default the search to a region or county before starting a search. Lots of ancestors did not move around that much so why search the whole country

When you do a search, you get ten results on the page and at the bottom links to four pages. But you have no idea if there is one more page or a hundred more pages.

It would be good to have an idea how many matches there are.

Also to be able to navigate direct to one of those pages especially when leaving a search overnight.

Allow searching for items on a specific date (e.g. April 1st, Christmas Day etc.) or a range of dates (e.g. Jan 1-Jan 31), in conjunction with the existing year filters.

i often do a screen grab of the article i want after i have saved a page. would be good to be able to add the heading so i didnt have to wrte title of paper and date separately

Would it be possible to include Birmingham Weekly Post on the BNA website?
My great-great grandmother wrote stories that were published in this paper!

It would be great if BNA records could expose metadata using e.g. COinS, or Dublin Core via unAPI.

This would make the BNA automatically compatible with citation managers like Mendeley, Zotero, and more.

Check pages

1. Oldham Newspapers.
2. Make it easier to browse a paper. I want to be able to flick through the pages or issues.
3. Make it easier to correct text. This will then help everyone find what they are looking for. At the moment there is a huge amount of information that can't be found because the text is messed up.

In the window for saving a bookmark, the drop-down menu showing the folders that I have created helpfully includes in brackets the number of items in that folder. However, when we go to our saved bookmarks section, the list of folders down the left-hand side does not have this feature. It would be handy to show the number of items in each folder in brackets here too.

The feature allowing search results to be sorted by publication date instead of 'relevance' is very useful. It would also be extremely useful if there was the same option to sort our saved/bookmarked items into publication date order. At present it seems they are sorted by the time the user saved them, which is usually fairly arbitrary. Other sorting orders (like by publication title) might also be helpful.

I'm finding that I'll read an article, go back to my search, go to the next search page, and that same article will be on that search results page as well. For example, stories from 30 July 1894 are repeating in the same search session before moving onto 31 July 1894. The first screenshot is of the story on page 3 of my search results, the second screenshot image is of the same story on page 5.

Documents called up used to have the search names high-lighted which made them easy to locate. Why have they disappeared?

Having paid for one month UNLIMITED access, I've had nothing but hassles. When I wish to open and view a page to READ the text, your systems reverts to a page giving me subscription options! What is the point of having accessed the site by logging in if your syetem takes me for another sucker and fails to let me actually use the time I have paid for?
So SICK this am that I'm turning to read hard copy of the London Illustrated News of 1843. You owe me compensation and must get real with simplified access and searching

More major titles please.

please try to let us use BNA properly on an Ipad,....its no fun

After downloading it seems impossible to identify the newspaper you have selected. Or am I doing something wrong

Search criteria for emigration and ship passenger lists.

There does not seem to be any mechanism for reporting scanning errors, particularly where the scan has picked up lines from across several columns at once.