Thank you for your feedback bogordo,
Using "tag" instead of "Tag" is lagging-breaking the app, Everything closes suddenly.
tag: and Tag: do the same thing.
The lagging might be Everything being too aggressive with reading and searching tags.
Please try reducing the number of threads Everything uses to read tags:
- In Everything, type in the following search and press ENTER:
/no_incur_seek_penalty_multithreaded=0
- If successful, you should see no_incur_seek_penalty_multithreaded=0 in the statusbar for a few seconds.
- type in the following search and press ENTER:
/restart
- Does Everything hang after typing in a tag search?
Everything uses the Windows Property System "Keyword" property to search tags.
The crash (without dialog) is most likely a shell extension blowing up the stack.
See if you can find the file causing the crash by limiting your results with an extension search.
For example:
*.doc
*.doc "c:\my docs\"
-If you find a specific file causing the crash, please let me know.
- Some searches don't appear in the results (and appear searching by name)
It will depend on where the tag is stored.
Currently, Everything only supports tags with the Windows Property System keywords.
This is the Tags field in the file's Properties window under Details.
Do you have a file where Everything is not searching this tag correctly?
- Would be nice to have the option to search for "Tag:*" for every tagged files.
To find files with a tag, search for:
tag:
-or-
wildcards:tag:*
For the best performance, use tag: with an extension search.
For example:
*.mp3 tag:"my tag"
*.doc tag:"my tag"
*.jpg tag:"my tag"