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Please recommend a tool for searching files in mac, which supports some features similar to windows everything

by Poster Apr 26, 2025 10
Please recommend a tool for searching files in mac, which supports some features similar to windows everything, preferably with a gui -Supports finding all files under the path of a certain keyword (and reverse search) and conveniently viewing the modification time and size of all files. The keywords of everything are as follows: ``` path: some _ keyword ! path: some _ keyword ``` -Supports querying files larger than a certain size (and reverse lookup). The keywords of everything are as follows: ``` size: > 100mb ! size: > 100mb ``` -The folder that supports finding a certain keyword. The keyword of everything is as follows: ``` folder: some _ keyword ! folder: some _ keyword ``` -Support federated queries, for example I want to find the generated files of some software ``` path: wechat size: > 2mb xlsx ``` -Entering query syntax can check timely feedback, which is convenient to further add query conditions to narrow the scope or expand the scope

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  • Anonymous9653 Apr 26, 2025
    The accuracy of the search function of sea desktop search is good. However, there is no native macOS version only docker version and then mount the volume way to implement it roundabout.. The docker version has WebUI
  • Anonymous9654 Apr 26, 2025
    Using ProFind
  • Anonymous11027 Apr 26, 2025
    fd command
  • Anonymous5048 Apr 26, 2025
    A command fd developed in rust language
  • Anonymous1545 Apr 26, 2025
    HoudahSpot, joint query this may not work. It seems that you can't see what software created the file. Everything else can be done, and it's very fast.
  • Anonymous9651 Apr 26, 2025
    find any file
  • Poster Apr 26, 2025
    @ Anonymous9651 looked at the official website and used this experience first, but there is no instant feedback function
  • Anonymous2123 Apr 27, 2025
    Try this https://apps.apple.com/jp/app/pro-everything/id1671309804? mt = 12 The author is also on the v station, @ Anonymous9655
  • Anonymous837 Apr 27, 2025
    -mdfind -fd mlocate GUI words EasyFind FindAnyFIle
  • Anonymous9656 Apr 27, 2025
    cling https://lowtechguys.com/cling/ Try it