I see in this post there's been some issues/changes surrounding ancestor/sibling/child that may have something to do with it, but doesn't make sense that !folder:attrib is affected. viewtopic.php?p=79393#p79393
Anyways, if there is something I'm misunderstanding would appreciate the help. Thanks
therube wrote: Tue Mar 24, 2026 6:27 pm
!folder:
says to exclude folders (entirely) (so i guess that leaves you with files)
attrib:h
says to find files or folders that have the hidden attribute set
!attrib:h
should take care of your, "to hide ... hidden files and folders"
!attrib:h;s
should take care of your, "to hide system and hidden files and folders"
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not sure how i arrived at the string of operators but I was obviously trying to get rid of anything hidden or system related. I recall having issues with hidden/system results leaking thru if it didn't have the specificity. My entire filter reads:
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Beautiful!
I was in the process of creating a filter for JumpToFolder and I left it unfinished a few days ago as a "placeholder". For some reason I created a macro "Folder" in that filter.
I was heading in this direction... From the JumpToFolder thread:
Known limitations
Off-line files and folders
When double-clicking a file/folder, a check is done if that file is accessible. When files are on an off-line USB-disk or off-line network folder, it can take some time before Windows will report this file to be unavailable.
Workaround is to create a JumpToFolder filter (see above) and add online: at the beginning of the Search field.
online: is only available in Everything 1.5.
Thanks for the help, and I'm glad you didn't have to chase a bug on your end.
Cheers..........