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Use the same sorting order as Everything #524
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Hi @user1823, I think you have probably set your Everything to sort by "Date run", which I don't think is the default in Everything. It will sort all files that have been run from within Everything or EverythingToolbar by "Date run" first. All files that don't have a run date will fall back to sort by name after that. Here is a screenshot where I have set EverythingToolbar to the same sorting method as Everything: Automatically following the sorting method in Everything is currently not possible with the SDK, so unfortunately that can't be implemented. |
I checked the settings and found that Everything is set to sort by
OK, but it would still make sense to use the same default sorting method as Everything. In other words, EverythingToolbar should use |
You are absolutely right. I checked it with a fresh installation and the default sort order is by run count (descending). I changed it to that for future installations of EverythingToolbar. Thanks for pointing it out! |
I updated to 1.4.0 today and the sort order was Date Run → Descending even though I had manually set it to Run count (descending) in the last version. So, this looks like the default isn't set correctly. |
You're right. Somehow I managed to mix it up from the time reading the issue to doing the implementation. Sorry about that. 😅 I'll release a fix later. |
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Problem Description
Often, the search term is a part of the name of several files. So, all of them show up in the search results. However, I am usually interested in the files that I have opened recently. The other files are essentially archived.
When I search in Everything, the files I have opened recently are at the top. But, in EverythingToolbar, they are sorted alphabetically. (I am talking about the default settings of both Everything and EverythingToolbar.)
Proposed Solution
EverythingToolbar should follow the same sorting order as Everything by default.
Alternatives Considered
I tried changing the sort order in EverythingToolbar to Date Accessed but it asked me to enable Fast Sorting in Everything. When I tried to enable Fast Sorting in Everything, I noticed that it said "The search performance of Everything is reduced when sorting by date accessed."
I don't want to decrease the searching performance (I think it won't be a significant reduction but still...). So, I didn't enable that option.
I wonder why EverythingToolbar isn't using the same sorting order as Everything.
Additional Information
Answering the question in #467
It seems to me that Everything sorts by name. BUT, if click on a search result to open it, it goes to the top and appears on the top on every subsequent search
Example:
In the following screenshot, note that Everything and EverythingToolbar display the files in the same order except for the one file at the top of Everything search results. This is the file that I opened recently by searching from Everything.
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