However, I've never really been able to get it to work - all the hits that I get contain my search term in their titles and I KNOW that there are many thousands of files that contain the search term in their content but not in their titles. However, if you're taking BOTH into account, XYPlorer heads the list! It's quicker than FL Pro and DOES do file content searching. It's search feature is very fine, but I would rate it between SearchGT and FileLocator Pro based on speed AND based on feature set - the differences would be that if speed were determining the criteria, SearchGT would win, whereas on feature set FL Pro would win. But c'est la vie! Yes, I have a lifetime licence for XYPlorer and love it. I'm feeling quite embarrassed now (rather than being simply embarrassed).

What is the currently best Desktop Search software?Īlso, the shortcut in Quick Launch was left behind. 3) It is not FindOnClick but FindOnDoubleclick 4) It is $30 Edited: seems to be $30 including: EncryptOnClick + DeleteOnClick + UndeleteOnClick + HashOnClick + PatchOnClick + ScrambleOnClick which all seems very cheap (read: 'cheap' as in a fine deal, not as in cheap crap), but I don't think I want any of them.īut other than this it really is both fast and 'nice'.ĥ) During un-install I was asked this question I really hate to get: But a) you will have to name the link yourself if you are going to have more than one of the kind, and b) it is not a link to the result of the search but to a new search for the same criteria, ( some non-sense deleted). 2) FindOnClick can set a shortcut to the search you have performed.

This is of course only a concern if the user already is inside Explorer. In most cases my search via GTSearch or QT will have ended before FindOnClick even have begun to search, because these apps are genuinely INTEGRATED. My problems with the program were: 1) that it is not 'integrated' with Explorer other than in the context menu.

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