Hey guys, back to this topic, sorry for the delay ![:oops:]( "Embarrassed")
OK, so I understand all the proposed solutions. None of them are ideal so far :![:D]( "Very Happy")
It could be a simple "Alias list": a text box where we would type all the aliases that we need, e.g.:That way, when we start typing "Téléchargements" (ex : "T"), the "Downloads" folder would be added to the results list.
And if we continue typing and it turns out to be another folder (ex: "Test"), the "Downloads" folder would be removed from the results list.
What do you think @void ?![;)]( "Wink")
OK, so I understand all the proposed solutions. None of them are ideal so far :
- Most of them mean messing with Windows, one folder at the time, when the problem only appears within Everything Search (because Everything Search looks for the exact text that you type, not taking into account the fact that localized Windows versions have aliased folders)
- If I create a custom filter within Everything Search, that means I have to manually switch back and forth to that filter whenever looking for "Téléchargements" (downloads), "Images" (pictures) and so on. It's not very convenient for me, because I already have a custom filter that I use 100% of the time, for "Folders, Apps & Shortcuts". The syntax is as follows: If we could have several active filters at the same time it would be great, but AFAIK that's not possible (and could be complicated to implement).
Code:
folder: | ext:exe;lnk
It could be a simple "Alias list": a text box where we would type all the aliases that we need, e.g.:
Code:
Téléchargements=DownloadsImages=PicturesMusique=MusicVidéos=Videos...And if we continue typing and it turns out to be another folder (ex: "Test"), the "Downloads" folder would be removed from the results list.
What do you think @void ?
Statistics: Posted by Jose Hidalgo — Wed Sep 11, 2024 2:30 pm