
(It’s easier to backspace out the argument now and again than to type it in most of the time.) It’s triggered by the hotkey combo Winkey+s. I’m usually searching for files, not folders, so “nofolders: ” is in all of the subroutines. (I vaguely recall that I had to change the default double-click to a single-click somewhere in Everything’s settings.) I’ve also made an AutoHotkey script that launches Everything a little differently according to which active window I trigger the script in.

Instead, I keep Everything’s System Tray icon visible and click on that. I’ve never bothered with Everything Toolbar.

Waiting for FreeFileSync to scan two half-full 8TB external hard drives can take upwards of five minutes (unless results of a previous scan are still cached in RAM). And *I* wish there were a way to piggyback FreeFileSync’s “Compare” function on top of Everything’s instant search results.
