I have local disk D: with folder Files in it, and folder Chrome in Files folder.
D: / Files / Chrome
All I want to do is to type: “d files chrome”
And I should get my folder in the list, right?
But, I don’t. I get nothing. Clear list.
here is a “d files” input:
… and Listary offers you absolutely everything, but not D: / Files folder.
Ok, you will say that my inquiry should be with colons … “d: files: chrome”
Well, I will disagree on that. Because this colon symbol is not so common in use, so every time you need to find it on keyboard, and you should press Shift every time, it is absolutely inconvenient.
But, OK, even if so, here we go with inquiry with colons in it:
Listary should be smarter.
It should understand, that simple “d” is local disk D: (without typing colons)
It should understand, that simple “c” is local disk C: (without typing colons)
It should understand, that simple “e” is local disk E: (without typing colons)
… if after “d” or “c” coming up a space. So, something like “d folder”, “c programs”, “e music”, etc.
“d music” should find exactly “music” folder in disk D:
If there are no files called “music” exactly inside of disk D:
If someone want to find files, only in that case, they should use colons “d hits: linkin”
(d without colons, folder “hits:” with colons, and “linkin” is the part of file names)