This release attempts to fix most of the reported bugs so far. It's also improving performance drastically when the database index is being updated. Improve database update performance (faster sorting, insertion and removal of entries) Fix crash when the filesystem monitor received events for unknown watches (e.g. after aborted scans or removed folders) Fix possible crash and removal of unrelated…
Fixes an issue where the UI would block when icons are being loaded in the result list. This was especially noticeable on slower storage devices, but even with NVMe storage scrolling the result view is now also smoother Fixes an issue where the config for Action after file open wasn't saved Removes a duplicate language file to fix build on certain systems Thanks for all the feedback and bug report…
It took much longer than expected, but the 0.3 release is now finally here. Here's what you can expect: Filesystem monitoring Probably the most requested feature so far, is now finally ready: Folders can now be monitored for changes and results are updated almost instantly when something on your filesystem changes. This should drastically reduce the need for frequent manual or scheduled rescans of…
The second beta addresses feedback and issues identified in the first beta release. This includes: Configuration File Split: Database settings are now stored in both fsearch.conf and fsearch.db. Previously, configuration was stored exclusively in the database file, which made sharing difficult and prevented text-editor modifications. The internal database configuration is now used solely to valida…
After a long time in development, the 0.3 release is finally just around the corner. The main feature in this version is support for filesystem monitoring. Up until version 0.2, FSearch was a relatively simple application under the hood: the in-memory database was built once at startup and remained unchanged afterward. This made both the data structures and the search logic straightforward, since…
This release fixes a buffer overflow on some systems where the data type time_t is less than 8 bytes in size. Typically this affects 32bit systems.
Fix files sometimes not getting opened when FSearch closes immediately after activation Add OBS build channels to build options Add builds for Debian and openSUSE Remove debug output Updated translations: Dutch, Chinese (Simplified), Turkish, Hebrew, Ukrainian, French Thanks to all translators and bug reporters and testers!
Fix crash when parsing a size range (e.g. size:1kb..2kb) Fix always highlighting search terms
To get the bad news out of the way quickly: Unfortunately Snap support was removed. For more information about that see: https://github.com/cboxdoerfer/fsearch/wiki/Snap-is-no-longer-officially-supported But now to the positive news... Greatly improved search engine The most important news is the updated search engine. Now it's finally possible to search for entries with a particular size, modific…
appdata: remove some changelog entries
Fix bug that prevents the "Open Failed" dialog from getting closed
Fix unresponsive column headers when an overlay is shown (e.g. when no results are found) Fix restoring of column widths from previous session Add build option to specify build channel
Fix potential crash when FSearch gets closed while a database scan is active at the same time Don't sort new database after scan was cancelled Don't save database if scan failed Don't print warning if database scan was cancelled Update screenshots