#search

Find which file contains a specific phrase — with file name and line number — using grep's recursive search.

Stop Start menu searches from sending your queries to Bing and showing web results.

Locate that missing document or all files matching a pattern, searching every subfolder.

Find text across an entire project with rg — grep-speed recursive search that skips .gitignore'd junk and highlights matches.

Check a package's exact name, description, version, and dependencies before installing it.

Filter Get-ChildItem results by LastWriteTime to list every file changed in the last N days, sorted newest first.

Search inside text files and logs with regex, returning file, line number and match.

Use the built-in findstr tool to find text inside files, including all subfolders, with case-insensitive matching and line numbers.

PowerShell one-liner to locate files by name in all subfolders, tolerating access-denied paths.

find -mtime/-mmin locates files changed within a time window, and -exec acts on them in one pass.

An interactive fuzzy finder for files, history and pipes — type a few characters, get instant matches.

Search a structured history database and optionally sync it between machines.