If you get notifications about edits to one of your topics today and you canāt figure out what changed, Iām just adding some tags.
If became impossible to find all the lighting SmartApps.
If you donāt like the tags, change it. 
But first try clicking on āsmartapp_lightingā and see if that isnāt a more manageable list if you were looking for a lighting solution!
https://community.smartthings.com/tags/smartapp_lighting
Cheers,
JD
I maxed out my edit quota for today so it looks like this will take a few days to complete.
Meanwhile, check out smartapp_alerts for some cool stuff I had forgotten even existed.
Iām using the following tags so far:
Smartapp_alerts
Smartapp_av
Smartapp_camera
Smartapp_garage
Smartapp_hvac. (Includes fans)
Smartapp_irrigation
Smartapp_lighting
Smartapp_presence
Smartapp_security
Smartapp_sensors
Smartapp_voice
Smartapp_weather
Smartapp_misc
Nice work. Thank you for all your efforts, maestro!
Oh, and of course a smartapp can be listed in multiple categories if appropriate.
Very nice and useful. Awesome work JD.
Iāll put a page in the wiki with a link for each tag once Iām done. Should make browsing a lot easier. 
And here it is:
http://thingsthataresmart.wiki/index.php?title=How_to_Quick_Browse_the_Community_Created_Smartapps
OK, itās been a year. 
Is anybody besides me using the quick browse lists in the community ā created wiki? I see most people just posting direct references to an authorās thread, not to the wiki, so Iām not sure if the lists are useful, or just one of those good ideas that works better in theory than in practice.
Yes, @JDRoberts, I find them helpful ā depending on the searchā¦
Right. I understand that sometimes thereās just one thread you want to direct someone to, whether thatās a smart app or a device type handler. Or even a project report. 
I most often direct people to the wiki when the person is new and I figure that theyāre going to have additional searches in the future so knowing where the quick browse lists are will not just answer the current question but set them up to answer future questions for themselves as well.
But I do use the lists myself pretty often when I remember that a thread exists but I donāt think the regular forum search will be efficient. I just know my own memory is weird so I donāt know if the quick browse lists are useful in that way for other people as well.