FileSearchy
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File search utility that provides instant search by file name, and powerful search by file contents, size and date. Supports search inside PDF, Microsoft Office and other documents. Highlights found text in file names and contents. Clean and intuitive multi-tabbed user interface.
Cost / License
- Free Personal
- Proprietary
Application type
Alerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Windows
Discontinued
The official website is no longer available. Last version, 1.43, released in October 2016, can be still downloaded from Majorgeeks
Features
- File Search
- Local Search
Tags
- search-tool
- Search Engine
- text-search
FileSearchy News & Activities
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Recent activities
POX added FileSearchy as alternative to Cardinal File Search
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What is FileSearchy?
File search utility that provides instant search by file name, and powerful search by file contents, size and date. Supports search inside PDF, Microsoft Office and other documents. Highlights found text in file names and contents. Clean and intuitive multi-tabbed user interface.
FileSearchy information
Developed by
Midlinesoft Licensing
Proprietary and Free Personal product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) that costs $0.Alternatives
76 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
Similar to Anytxt and AgentRansack. Good for wildcard File Category searches. Will not allow rename files from context menu, or allow search files by date created vs date modified, but AgentRansack does. For less detailed searches, you might like Everything Searcher. . FileSearchy does index, so it can take a while to startup initially, but it can be quite fast otherwise.
Huge GUI ... a space hog on laptop screens.
Returns location of every piece of text as a separate line on the final report eg: 25 finds in a document creates 25 line items on the final report . . . . drowning in information
FileSearchy is very slow.
It has some good features such as being able to set your own file types and its very quick to find all files as people say, however anything else is very slow. It also doesn't seem to be creating my contents index.