

Anytxt Desktop Search
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AnyTXT Searcher is a powerful local data full-text search engine, just like a local disk Google search engine. It is your ideal desktop search tool.
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- Free
- Proprietary
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- Windows
- Linux
- Mac
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Hawkeye-Zaragsoft added Anytxt Desktop Search as alternative to WSearch- Hawkeye-Zaragsoft added Anytxt Desktop Search as alternative to Hawkeye Search
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- Hamza5 added Anytxt Desktop Search as alternative to File Brain
- reviewed Anytxt Desktop Search★★★★★
Best for found text word or expression in md, onenote, epub, pdf, docx ... in multiple folder. Pascal.
- added No registration required as a feature to Anytxt Desktop Search
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Comments and Reviews
It's v1.0 and it already impresses me. I am used to Everything from Voidtools and of course its better at the moment, but Everthing lacks the possibilty to search in files. Anytxt gave me full text search and i don't even get the indexing. its extremely fast.
Best for found text word or expression in md, onenote, epub, pdf, docx ... in multiple folder. Pascal.
I don't like AnyTXT Searcher v1-3 : 1st launch is a nightmare (CPU and disk hogs!) : ■ ATOhelper.exe RAM1.1Gb, during 9 minutes, CPU:~25% ■ ATservice.exe RAM~0.6Gb, during 31 minutes, CPU:50%
AnyTXT is great for full-text content search (PDFs/Docs), but the indexing causes bloat. Like FileSearchy, searches for Date Modified only, not date created. Neither Anytxt, nor FileSearchy would let me Rename files from right-click context (links to file folder though). AnyTXT is great for odd occasional in-depth searches. The data files can be deleted when not in use. I use UltraSearchFree for everyday searches/launching.
Just added Linux and MacOS support!
It's like Google for your own files. Those who remember Google Desktop Search will definitely like it. It's incredibly fast An amazing piece of software. I'm surprised it's not better known