Findwild

You are looking for Linux files with combinations of names, content and exclusions.

Developer Kornelix

3.5 · Open source · Linux

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Findwild supports wildcards in paths and search texts and lets you refine your search results further. You can save criteria for later use.

Content search does not work as general document recognition for any binary format. Choose folders and patterns targeted.

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Combine known properties to keep a search clear. A file name, folder location and word from the content together can give much more targeted results than one general keyword. Also check which folders you deliberately exclude.

Content searching may take longer than search by name. Please take into account read permissions and unconnected storage. Check a found file before editing: similar names may belong to different versions of the same project.

Version and updates

Version 3.5 (Linux-broncode en pakketten). Released on 12-03-2024.

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Compare search engines on file names, file contents and the storage they index. A quick name searcher on NTFS does not automatically search the text in each document. In addition, pay attention to network stations, filters and the load of any index.

Differences between Findwild and UltraSearch, WizFile, Everything
SoftwareWhat can it do?Platform and licence
FindwildYou are viewing this app You search Linux for files and text content with adjustable search areas and exclusions. That's useful if you don't just want to examine names, but also content. LinuxOpen source
UltraSearchView this alternative You search for files on supported Windows drives with filters and search capabilities. Check the additional features and support for your locations per edition. WindowsFreemium
WizFileView this alternative You search for files on Windows with filters and a direct file index. That's aimed at finding names and locations quickly. WindowsFree for personal use
EverythingView this alternative You quickly search for file names with an index and filters. Searching file contents is a different task than the quick name index. WindowsMIT

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Who is it for?

You want to search Linux files accurately.

Getting started

Open the Findwild official download page and choose the execution for your device.

Privacy

Results can show content and personal paths.

Good to know

Patterns ask for habit. No universal document index.

Please note

Check patterns on a small folder before looking wide.

Advantages

  • Comprehensive search criteria Refine Results Keep criteria

Things to consider

  • Patterns questions habit No universal document index

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Our verdict

Findwild fits when a simple name search gives too many results. Start wide and add exclusions based on what you see. Check case settings and separators. For daily search queries for formatted documents, an indexing search service can fit better; here the power lies in self-controlled criteria.

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