We need design guidance on that, subscribed them.

In my opinion, darkening the results and blocking the dash is not the
best way to solve our problem.

The problem is: *new* results might come in just while the user is
trying to tap an item, ending in opening something new that was not seen
yet.

The proposed solution makes the dash *current* results unresponsive and 
visually darkened until the search process ends. Please notice that this might 
take a lot of time, in case of not fast or unreliable connections or depending 
on device speed. This brings a couple of disadvantages, one is visually 
cluttering the interface, resulting in elements changing colours continuously, 
another one is wasting all the time during searches, because the user cannot 
interact thus leaving no choice than to wait for an indeterminate amount of 
time that could be long, as said, depending on different factors (I think this 
can be frustrating).
Sometimes also the user might be happy with one of the current results already 
displayed, but this way he/she cannot interact and has to wait till the end of 
the search and eventually redo the previous search to open the item he/she 
liked.
At the same time, when the darkening goes away, are we sure the user will try 
to tap on the first item thinking only the darkening changed and not also the 
content?

I propose a new solution for those *new* results coming in after the
search is completed: we make those new, and not the current, inactive
for a small amount of time, like 100-200ms (while even animating them
into the view, if we like). This way, not only we aim and really fix the
issue of tapping a new item which just popped in on screen, but also we
both not visually clutter the dash with colour changes and always keep
the dash responsive in case the user find his/herself satisfied with a
currently displayed results and does not care about the pending search
any more.

What you guys think?

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