XSearch full changelog

New features:
Faster than ever! The search speed is significantly improved. Particularly for searches that do not require word matching, it has the potential to be 10x or even more efficient compared to old versions.
XSearch now provides the system context menu for selected items by default, when you right-click on them. Menu items such as "Send to", "Share", "Pin to Quick access", and other shortcut menu items provided by the system and third-party programs (such as 7-zip) are all available. This feature can be disabled if you want to use its own lightweight context menu.
XSearch now supports using regular expressions to search for filenames and words. Regular expression search works with case-sensitive option, and encoding detection. See Regular Expression for more information.
XSearch can now auto-detect encodings of files, and choose the correct encoding(s) (Unicode, UTF-8, ANSI) to perform word searches. This feature applies to both normal and regular expression word matching.
XSearch will now parse Word documents (.docx) and extract the contents of the documents to perform word searches.
Unlimited "search in result" steps to be done and undone, and each step will only use a few extra memories.
The menu item HexView can be customized to use an external program.
A new option "auto hide" for search panel.
Improved or changed existing features:
Hexadecimal values can be used together with normal strings for word search.
If the option "Times include seconds" is enabled, the search result will show seconds in date times.
Smart enough to remove sub-folders when searching in multiple folders, but some are sub-folders of others.
Exporting now can change the order of columns, along with the existing feature to exclude columns. XSearch will now export results to CSV or HTM table files, which are better compatible with Excel, etc., than old tab-delimited text files.
XSearch no longer needs administrator privilege

Faster than ever! The search speed is significantly improved. Particularly for searches that do not require word matching, it has the potential to be 10x or even more efficient compared to old versions.
XSearch now provides the system context menu for selected items by default, when you right-click on them. Menu items such as "Send to", "Share", "Pin to Quick access", and other shortcut menu items provided by the system and third-party programs (such as 7-zip) are all available. This feature can be disabled if you want to use its own lightweight context menu.
XSearch now supports using regular expressions to search for filenames and words. Regular expression search works with case-sensitive option, and encoding detection. See Regular Expression for more information.
XSearch can now auto-detect encodings of files, and choose the correct encoding(s) (Unicode, UTF-8, ANSI) to perform word searches. This feature applies to both normal and regular expression word matching.

· Improvement: enable the quot;Group Byquot; and quot;Tilesquot; even the visual style is disabled

· Improvement: the option quot;Keep last sort and group statesquot; now is a global option which will work across sessions.
· Improvement: the file name box will automatically be the focused control after XSearch started.
· Improvement: the last selected folders for browsing and copying/moving files/folders will be cleared too when use quot;Clear Search Historyquot;.
· Improvement: added some new predefined locations in the quot;search inquot; box: Desktop, Documents.
· Improvement: the date time will be set to current time even you have defined a default search.
· Improvement: internal search function improved so that the new version works better when using wildcards.
· Improvement: if you use only spaces in the file name box, XSearch automatically changes the file name option to quot;Exact phrasequot; so that the spaces can be considered a part of file name.
· New feature: a new option to show gridlines in the list box.
· New feature: a new column quot;Extensionquot; which will display the raw file extension.