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Resolution: Fixed
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The Search Results macro allows you to display the results of a keyword search on a page. We are making some great changes to Search over the next few releases, and have observed that this macro is rarely used.
We ended support for the Search Results macro in Confluence 7.0, and hid it from the macro browser. Any existing instances of this macro will still work, but you won't be able to insert this macro into the editor using the macro browser.
End of support means Atlassian will not fix bugs related to this macro in Confluence 7.0 or later versions.
To check whether a macro is used in your site, go to General Configuration > Macro Usage.
Feel free to comment on this issue if this change will have a significant impact on your Confluence site.
Find out more about our other planned changes in Confluence 7.0
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CONFSERVER-57597 Plans to end support for the Network macro
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CONFSERVER-57599 Plans to end support for the Space Details macro
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I agree with other commenters. I have several clients who rely on this macro HEAVILY. It does not seem that there is any similar functionality offered without implementing third-party add-ons or custom coding. This largely defeats the purpose of choosing Confluence over a FOSS solution where we know up-front there will be higher development costs. This is very disappointing - seems that the path should largely be third-party add-on > later incorporated into core, just as is the case historically with Drupal and Windows, just to name two prominent examples.