Why is it used in search? Is it a secret?

Question "Why in search? Isn't it a secret?" often relates to testing functionality that seems obvious or publicly accessible. In QA, it's important to test even those parts of the system that are not considered secret to ensure that search works correctly and returns expected results.

For example, if an application has product search, even if the data is not secret, it's necessary to verify that the search does not miss important results, correctly handles queries, considers filters, and sorting. This helps prevent errors that could degrade the user experience.

Thus, "not secret" does not mean "not to be tested." Search is a key part of many applications, and its stability is critical.