Originally Posted by merlight
I used these a lot when I started. But it's more convenient for me to have all docs and dumps stored locally. Recently I checked the API page and there was a huge list of non-API functions listed. In the past when I was looking for something, say campaign-related functions, I'd search for "campaign" on the page - now I'd have to skip over ~50 UI handlers providing zero information, not what I want, or even expect... And there's hardly any information that could be added to these handlers, save for a link to source, and for that I'd search source dump, not wiki.
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I agree, it's quicker to search with windows search any function when you're a bit confirmed into the code, look at the arguments and use it. but when you start, those pages need to be exhaustives, or we won't get new devs :/