Portable UltraSearch full changelog

Searching for file content now returns results when searching for sentences with commas or brackets.
An error in the search with regular expressions has been fixed. To be able to use reserved characters of the search syntax such as brackets, commas or spaces in the search term, the search term must be enclosed in quotation marks. Wildcards are still allowed within the quotation marks. More detailed information and examples can be found in the program help.
The input of Japanese characters and words in syllabic script now works correctly.
When exporting to Excel, hyperlinks are now created in the export file for all exported file paths. Previously, only the first 65530 paths were hyperlinked due to a limitation of the Excel format.
If the program is started by Autostart with Windows or minimized to the system tray when closed, it now informs the user in the notification area of the taskbar about the shortcut that can be used to bring the program back to the foreground.

The search syntax now offers the "owner:" property, which can be used to restrict the search to files and folders with a specific file owner.
The exclusion filter can now also be used to exclude files with a specific file owner from the search.
A single click on the icon in the system tray now brings the application to the foreground.
Fixed a bug where icons in the ribbon bar were not displayed, if the window was not displayed on a scaled monitor.
Fixed a bug where UltraSearch would unintentionally display a popup notification about a new search in the background.
Fixed a bug where the width of the preview area automatically decreased after each minimization of the application.
The use of the F3 keyboard shortcut to switch between the results list and the input field has been improved: when switching to the input field, the complete search pattern is now selected.
Searching for paths with spaces now works correctly again.

When entering a search term, spaces are now no longer considered part of the search term, but as an “AND”-operator. This means that both terms must appear somewhere in the name. New Folder now finds not only folders with the name "New Folder", but also "Folder New" or "New Test Folder". Likewise, a comma is now considered an or-connection, so only one of the two terms must occur in the name for the item to be included in the search results. (Your request in feature voting)
When entering a search term, brackets can now be used to search even more precisely. For example, entering (readme, license) *.txt will find all text files with "readme" or "license" in the name.
All columns that are also supported by Windows Explorer can now be displayed. Among the more than 250 metadata columns available in this way are such things as the width, height and color depth of images or the number of pages in documents. To do this, select "View > Visible Columns > More Columns".