Pixel Master File Find 1.1.1

Free Download Pixel Master File. Find the latest standalone offline installer for macOS. It is a file search utility that makes finding files easier.

Overview of Pixel Master File Find for macOS

This application is not just about finding files but about finding them quickly and accurately. It utilizes advanced algorithms to ensure that search results are relevant and that users can access their files with minimal delay.

One of the standout features of this tool is its ability to index files in real time, which means it can provide updated search results almost instantly. This feature is handy for those who frequently update or add new files and need a search tool that keeps pace with these changes. Additionally, it supports various file types and directories, making it versatile and suitable for different file management needs.

Features of Pixel Master File Find for macOS

Search options
Basic

• Name: Input needs to match the name of a file exactly, ignoring the case. Also supports unix shell-style wildcards, which are not the same as regular expressions (also ignoring case).
• Name contains: The name of a file must contain input, ignoring case.
• File Type: Select groups of file types that should be included in search results.
• Directory: The directory tree to search in. Excluding subdirectory content is currently not possible.

Properties

• File contains: This option allows you to search in files. Your input must be in the file content. This option can take a long time. Your input is case-sensitive.
• Date created and modified: Specify a date range for the date the File was created/modified; leave it at the default to ignore it.
• File size: The input specifies the file size in a range from min to max. On the right, select the unit (Byte, Megabyte, Gigabyte, etc.). Select "No Limit" to set only a minimum or maximum value.

Advanced

• Search in system files: Toggle to include files in the system and library folders.
• File extension: Input must match the file extension (file type) without the ".", ignoring the case.
• Only search for folders or files: Toggle only to include folders or files in the search results.

Sorting

• None (fastest)
• File size
• File name
• Date modified
• Date created
• Path
• Reverse Sort: Reverse the sorted search results.

Other

• Dark / Light mode
• Export search results as a plain text file (.txt) or as a reloadable File Find Search (.FFSearch)
• Export your set filters as a . Filter file, load them again, share them or even set them as a default in the settings.
• Compare two searches and search for differences

Technical Details and System Requirements

• macOS 11.0 or later
• Intel or Apple Silicon processor

FAQs

Q: What is File Find, and how does it work?
A: File Find is an open-source Utility for finding files easily. To search, fill in the filters you need and leave the filters you don't need empty.

Q: Why does the File sometimes freeze?
A: It is possible that, for example, reloading files or building the UI at the end of a search can cause File Find to freeze. Just wait a few seconds!

Q: How to clean the cache?
A: File Find stores the cache under /Users/$USERNAME/Library/Application Support/File-Find/Cached Searches. You can clean the cache with ⌘ + T or Tools > Clear Cache. In the About section, you can set it to when the cache gets cleaned automatically.

Q: Why does File Find ask permission to access contacts, calendars, photos, etc.?
A: File Find scans the entire specified directory. Even if files are excluded, they are scanned first and then sorted out. Your photos, calendar data, contacts, etc., are stored in a library folder, which means that Fileile Find scans them. File Find does not connect to the Internet; everything stays on your machine. You could also press "Do not allow;" the associated files will not appear in your search results.

Q: Why doFileile Find ask permission for Downloads, Desktop, Documents, etc...?
A: If an app scans a directory on macOS, this popup will automatically appear. If you press "Don't allow," File Find will still be able to monitor those files but cannot save searches in those directories.

Q: Does File Find connect to the InterneInternet. It doesn't need to connect to the Internet.