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Originally Posted by kiwidude
One suggestion for a possible improvement. Is there somewhere/how it would be possible to display "where" you are in the treeview, kind of like a breadcrumb type thing? Ideally an actual "path" displayed under the treeview or (less desirable as it requires moving the mouse) a tooltip. So it could display something like \Authors\S\ or \Authors\S\SomeName or whatever when it has scrolled to select an author within the S group.
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The problem is, as always, real estate. If you can suggest a place to put the information that doesn't eat a lot of space, I would listen.
Have you tried '*foo' feature? Reducing the size of the tree might work better for you.
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Why? Because when you have custom groups with the author repeated in you will get multiple matches. You can keep clicking Find to work through them but it you have no idea which "group" you are within. You can identify by icon authors/series etc but not multiple custom groups. I would love it if the Find could be used as a way to check custom group "membership", without all the manual collapsing and scrolling 
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The tooltip for a custom item already shows you the category name as well as the average rating.
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One further suggestion (yes I should be doing these as tickets). How about a button there somewhere to collapse the treeview?
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Qt has the API to collapseAll/expandAll, and I have thought about an expand-all/collapse-all option, but as usual I don't know where to put it. I am not in general a fan of right-click (people don't seem to notice that the functions are there), but that may be the right place.