The Everything Options contains settings that modify the system or Everything.
To open the Everything Options window:
In Everything, from the Tools menu, click Options.
Select one of the "tabs" below:
Contains settings for configuring the installation of Everything.
Language
Set the language used to display text in Everything.
If User Default is selected, Everything uses the current Windows display language for the current user.
(User Default) is displayed next to this language in the language selection combo.
Click the Download button to the right of languages to open the download page for the Everything language pack in your web browser.
Store settings and data in %APPDATA%\Everything
Store settings and data in %APPDATA%\Everything.
If disabled, settings and data are stored in the same location as your Everything.exe.
This option is enabled by default in the installed version and disabled by default in the portable version.
Changing this setting will overwrite any existing settings.
Check for updates on startup
Check www.voidtools.com for Everything updates when starting Everything.
To include beta updates, see Beta updates.
Start Everything on system startup
Start Everything when Windows starts.
When Everything starts from Windows startup, the tray icon is shown and the database is loaded and updated, no Everything search window is shown.
Everything service
Install and run the Everything service.
The Everything service allows Everything to index and monitor system NTFS volumes as a standard user.
Run indexing process as administrator
Run an additional Everything indexing process with administrative privileges to index and monitor system NTFS volumes.
When enabled, Everything can run as a standard user without the Everything service.
Requires Everything 1.5
Run as administrator
Run Everything with administrative privileges.
If enabled and Everything is run as a standard user, Everything will relaunch with administrative privileges.
The Everything service is not required when this option is enabled.
If you disable this option, you must restart Everything manually for the change to take effect.
When running as administrator, applications launched from Everything will also run with administrative privileges.
Mapped network drives may not be visible when Everything is running as administrator.
Add the Search Everything... item to folder context menus.
The folder context menu is displayed when you right click a folder in Windows.
Clicking on the folder context menu item Search Everything... will launch Everything and populate the search with the selected folder.
Add a Search Everything shortcut to the Start menu for all users.
Desktop shortcut
Add a Search Everything shortcut to the Desktop for the current user.
URL protocol
Open Everything from es: URLs.
For example, when clicking on es:abc123 Everything will launch and populate the search with abc123.
EFU file association
Open EFU files with Everything.
EFU files are Everything file lists, for more information please see File Lists.
Contains settings for configuring the user interface.
Scale
Set the size of windows, controls and fonts.
The Recommended range is 75% to 200%.
A custom scale can be entered.
Menu and scrollbar scaling are not available when using the standard theme.
The standard theme uses the system menu and scrollbars, which do not support scaling.
To enable menu and scrollbar scaling, set the menu_theme and scrollbar_theme to Everything under Tools -> Options -> Advanced.
Requires a restart.
Requires Everything 1.5
Run in background
Keep Everything running in the background when all search windows are closed.
If disabled and all search windows are closed, Everything will exit completely.
Show tray icon
Show Everything in the system tray.
Single click tray
If enabled, Everything will open from the tray icon with a single mouse click.
If disabled, Everything will open from the tray icon with a double click.
Create a new window from the system tray
If enabled, always create a new search window from the system tray.
If disabled, opening the search window from the tray will show an existing search window before creating a new search window.
Create a new window when running Everything
If enabled, always create a new search window when running Everything.exe or an Everything shortcut.
If disabled, running Everything.exe or an Everything shortcut will show an existing search window before creating a new search window.
Open searches in tabs
Create a new tab when launching Everything.exe with a search, URL or file list.
Searches open in a new tab instead of new windows.
Requires Everything 1.5
Switch to new search tabs immediately
When opening a search in a new tab, switch to it immediately.
Requires Everything 1.5
Contains settings for configuring the first search when a new Everything search window is shown.
Match case
Match or ignore case when opening a new window or tab.
If set to use last value, the match case setting will be restored from the previously closed Everything search window.
Match whole word
Match whole words when opening a new window or tab.
If set to use last value, the match whole word setting will be restored from the previously closed Everything search window.
Match path
Match the full path and name when opening a new window or tab.
If set to use last value, the match path setting will be restored from the previously closed Everything search window.
Match diacritics
Match or ignore diacritics when opening a new window or tab.
If set to use last value, the match diacritics setting will be restored from the previously closed Everything search window.
Match prefix
Match only the start of words when opening a new window or tab.
If set to use last value, the match prefix setting will be restored from the previously closed Everything search window.
Requires Everything 1.5
Match suffix
Match only the end of words when opening a new window or tab.
If set to use last value, the match suffix setting will be restored from the previously closed Everything search window.
Requires Everything 1.5
Ignore punctuation
Ignore punctuation in filenames when opening a new window or tab.
If set to use last value, the ignore punctuation setting will be restored from the previously closed Everything search window.
Requires Everything 1.5
Ignore white-space
Ignore white-space in filenames when opening a new window or tab.
If set to use last value, the ignore white-space setting will be restored from the previously closed Everything search window.
Requires Everything 1.5
Regular expressions
Enable or disable regular expressions when opening a new window or tab.
If set to use last value, the Regular expressions setting will be restored from the previously closed Everything search window.
Search
The default search when opening a new window or tab.
If set to use last value, the search will be restored from the previously closed Everything search window.
Set to custom to define your own default search.
Filter
The default filter to active when opening a new window or tab.
If set to use last value, the filter will be restored from the previously closed Everything search window.
Columns
The default columns to show when opening a new window or tab.
If set to use last value, the columns will be restored from the previously closed Everything search window.
Click Select to choose the columns and order.
Requires Everything 1.5
Sort
The default sort to use when opening a new window or tab.
If set to use last value, the sort will be restored from the previously closed Everything search window if it was a fast sort.
A fast sort is a sort by name, path, size, date modified, run count, date run or date recent changed.
To enable fast sorting for other properties, see Indexes
To always keep the sort, see Always keep sort.
View
Show thumbnails or detailed view when opening a new window or tab.
If set to use last value, the view will be restored from the previously closed Everything search window.
Requires Everything 1.5
Index
The default index.
If set to use last value, the index will be restored from the previously closed Everything search window.
File list
The filename of the file list when the index is set to a file list.
ETP server
The username, password, host and port of the ETP server when the index is set to a ETP server.
Link type
The link type of the ETP server when the index is set to an ETP server.
Contains settings for configuring the search.
Search as you type
When enabled, search results update automatically as you type or change any search parameters.
When disabled, search results are updated only when you press Enter in the search box.
Search delay
The number of milliseconds to wait before performing a search.
Set to 0 to disable.
Search as you type must be enabled.
Requires Everything 1.5
Select search on mouse click
When enabled, all text in the search box is selected when it gains focus from a mouse click.
This makes it easier to quickly replace the current search text.
Focus search on activate
Focus the search box, when Everything is activated from alt + tab or clicking on an Everything search window with the mouse.
Match whole filename when using wildcards
When enabled, wildcard patterns match the whole filename.
When disabled, wildcards can match anywhere within a filename.
Allow literal operators
Treat the words AND, OR, and NOT as search operators.
This may affect searches for filenames that include these words.
Literal operators can be escaped using double quotes (").
Replace forward slashes with backslashes
Forward slashes (/) are replaced with backslashes (\).
Can cause issues when searching for filenames that include a / character.
File lists can contain URLs with forward slashes (/).
Operator precedence
Set the order in which search operators are evaluated.
OR > AND evaluates OR operations first.
For example, searching for A B | C D is interpreted as A (B | C) D.
AND > OR evaluates AND operations first.
For example, searching for A B | C D is interpreted as (A B) | (C D).
Contains settings for configuring the result list.
Hide results when the search is empty
No results are shown when the search box is empty.
Clear selection on search
Clear the current selection whenever the search changes.
Disable to preserve the selection between searches.
Close window on execute
Close the Everything search window after opening an item.
Open path with double click in path column
Paths in the path column can be opened by double-clicking them.
Automatically scroll view
Periodically scroll the result list when the mouse is dragged outside the visible area.
When disabled, the view only scrolls when the mouse is moved outside the visible area.
Double quote copy as path
Include double quotes (") when copying filenames to the clipboard.
Do not select extension when renaming
When enabled, only the filename (excluding the extension) is selected when renaming a file.
Sort date descending first
When sorting by date, show the newest items first.
Sort size descending first
When sorting by size, show the largest files first.
Full row select
The whole row is selectable.
When disabled, only the name is selectable.
Single click open
Open files and folders with a single click or double click.
When single-click mode is enabled, hover over an item to select it.
Underline icon titles
Choose when filenames are underlined in single click mode.
Contains settings for configuring the view.
Alternate row color
Show odd and even rows in a different color.
The alternate row color can be set under Fonts and colors.
Show row mouseover
Show the row the mouse is currently over in a different color.
The mouseover row color can be set under Fonts and colors.
Show highlighted search terms
Show highlighted search terms.
The highlight color can be set under Fonts and colors.
Show selected item in status bar
Displays detailed information about the currently selected file in the status bar.
The status bar format for the selected item can be customized with the statusbar_selected_item_format advanced option.
Show total size in status bar
Shows the total selection size in the status bar.
If there is no selection the total file size is shown.
Size standard
Specifies the unit standard used when displaying file sizes.
Can be one of the following values:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| JEDEC | 1KB = 1024 bytes. |
| IEC | 1KiB = 1024 bytes. |
| Metric | 1kB = 1000 bytes. |
Size format
Specifies which units are used to display file sizes.
Can be one of the following values:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| Auto | Use the most appropriate unit based on the size. |
| Bytes | Always display sizes in bytes. |
| KB | Always display sizes in KB. |
| MB | Always display sizes in MB. |
Contains settings for configuring the context menu.
The context menu is displayed when right clicking a file or folder in the Everything result list.
Show this item
Show this item when the Shift key is down
Do not show this item
(Use default show)
Choose the visibility of this context menu item.
Command
The command for the selected context menu item.
For example, to open a file in Notepad:
"C:\Windows\Notepad.exe" "%1"
Requires Everything 1.5
For example, to open a file location in Windows explorer and select the file:
$openpath("%1")
See Customizing for more information.
Contains settings for configuring the fonts and colors in Everything.
Theme
Set the theme for the main search window.
Dialogs always use the standard theme.
Settings below apply per theme.
Can be one of the following values:
| Theme | Description |
|---|---|
| (User default) | Use the system default theme setting. |
| Dark | Uses a dark theme for the main window. |
| Standard | Uses the standard light theme. |
Requires Everything 1.5
Item
Selects the part of the interface to customize.
Settings below apply per item.
The (Default) item applies to all items unless a specific item is customized.
Requires Everything 1.5
Font
Size
Sets the font family and size for the selected item.
Use (Default) to use the Windows default icon font.
Accent color
Sets the color used to highlight the selected item when it is focused or hovered.
Select a custom color by clicking on the color button.
Requires Everything 1.5
Item states
Selects the state of the item to customize.
Settings below apply per state.
Foreground color
Sets the text color for the selected item and state.
Select a custom color by clicking on the color button.
Background color
Sets the background color for the selected item and state.
Select a custom color by clicking on the color button.
Font style
Sets the font style for the selected item and state.
Can be bold or normal.
Contains settings for configuring keyboard shortcuts and hotkeys.
For a list of all the default keyboard shortcuts, please see Keyboard Shortcuts.
New window hotkey
Show window hotkey
Toggle window hotkey
New window will always show a new Everything search window.
Show window will show an existing window if one exists, otherwise a new search window is created.
Toggle window will hide any existing window that is in the foreground, otherwise an existing window is shown if one exists, otherwise a new search window is created.
Press a new keyboard shortcut to set the hotkey.
Show commands containing
Type in a search to filter the command list by name.
Shortcuts for the selected command
To add a new keyboard shortcut to the selected command or edit an existing keyboard shortcut for the selected command:
Click Add... or Edit...
Choose a location to use the shortcut. Can be one of the following values:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| Global | The shortcut can be used anywhere in Everything. |
| Search Edit | The shortcut can only be used in the search edit. |
| Result List | The shortcut can only be used in the result list. |
Press a new shortcut key for shortcut key.
Take note of the shortcut key currently used by list, These existing keyboard shortcuts will be removed when clicking OK.
Click OK.
To remove a keyboard shortcut:
Select the keyboard shortcut in shortcuts for the selected command.
Click Remove.
Contains settings for configuring search history and run history.
Enable search history
Remember search history.
A search is added to the search history when you press ENTER from the search box or when you perform an action on a result.
Disabling search history does not clear the search history.
Click Clear Now to permanently delete search history.
Press the drop down arrow on the right to show search history.
See Search History for more information.
Keep search history
Specify the number of days to keep search history.
When history is loaded, entries older than the specified number of days are removed.
if disabled search history is kept forever.
Always show search suggestions
Show the suggestion list after every change to the search.
Consider disabling Search as you type.
See Everything.ini for more options.
Sort all search history results by
Selects the sort method when showing all search history.
Enable run history
Remember the number of times each file or folder has been run.
When you execute an item in the result list, its run count is incremented by one.
You can set the run count for an item in the result list by right clicking it and selecting Set run count....
Disabling run history will not delete run history.
Click Clear Now to permanently delete run history.
Pressing ENTER from the search box will focus the result with the highest run count.
Results can be sorted by run count.
See runcount: and daterun: to search run history.
See Run History for more information.
Keep run history
Specify the number of days to keep run history. When the run history is loaded, searches that occurred longer than the specified number of days will be removed.
if disabled run history is kept forever.
Contains settings for configuring the indexes.
Database location
Override the default location for the database.
The default location is: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Everything
If Store settings and data in %APPDATA%\Everything is disabled, the database location is the same as your Everything.exe location.
Click Browse... to browse for a new database location.
Multi-user database filename
Normally Everything uses the filename Everything.db for the database.
If enabled Everything will use the unique filename Everything.<ComputerName>.<UserName>.db.
This might be useful when using the portable version of Everything on a thumb drive on different computers.
Index recent changes
Maintain a separate recent change sorted database of all file system changes that can be searched with rc: or sorted by date recently changed.
Enable journal
Create a log of changes to the Everything database.
See Index Journal for more information.
Requires Everything 1.5
Maximum size
The maximum size of the journal log in KB.
Old items are deleted to make room for new items.
1KB = 1024 bytes.
Requires enabling the journal.
Requires Everything 1.5
Index file size
Include file size information in the index.
Size information is maintained in real time.
Enable to search for size information instantly.
Greatly improves sorting by size performance.
Requires an additional 8 bytes of memory per file.
fast size sort
Maintain a separate size sorted database of files.
Enable to sort by size instantly.
Enable to make Everything remember this sort between searches.
Requires an additional 4-8 bytes of memory per file.
Index folder size
Include folder size information in the index.
Size information is maintained in real time.
Enable to search for folder size information instantly.
Requires an additional 8 bytes of memory per folder.
Folder size will not include excluded files.
Index file date created
Include date created information in the index.
Date created information is maintained in real time.
Enable to search for date created information instantly.
Greatly improves sorting by date created performance.
Requires an additional 8 bytes of memory per file and folder.
fast date created sort
Maintain a separate date created sorted database of files and folders.
Enable to sort by date created instantly.
Enable to make Everything remember this sort between searches.
Requires an additional 4-8 bytes of memory per file.
Index file date modified
Include date modified information in the index.
Date modified information is maintained in real time.
Enable to search for date modified information instantly.
Greatly improves sorting by date modified performance.
Requires an additional 8 bytes of memory per file and folder.
fast date modified sort
Maintain a separate date modified sorted database of files and folders.
Enable to sort by date modified instantly.
Enable to make Everything remember this sort between searches.
Requires an additional 4-8 bytes of memory per file.
Index file date accessed
Include date accessed information in the index.
Date accessed information is maintained in real time.
Enable to search for date accessed information instantly.
Greatly improves sorting by date accessed performance.
Requires an additional 8 bytes of memory per file and folder.
fast date accessed sort
Maintain a separate date accessed sorted database of files and folders.
Enable to sort by date accessed instantly.
Enable to make Everything remember this sort between searches.
Requires an additional 4-8 bytes of memory per file.
Index file attributes
Include attributes information in the index.
Attributes information is maintained in real time.
Enable to search for attributes information instantly.
Greatly improves sorting by attributes performance.
Requires an additional 4 bytes of memory per file and folder.
fast attributes sort
Maintain a separate attributes sorted database of files and folders.
Enable to sort by attributes instantly.
Enable to make Everything remember this sort between searches.
Requires an additional 4-8 bytes of memory per file.
fast path sort
Maintain a separate path sorted database of files and folders.
Enable to sort by path instantly.
Enable to make Everything remember this sort between searches.
Requires an additional 4-8 bytes of memory per file.
fast extension sort
Maintain a separate extension sorted database of files and folders.
Enable to sort by extension instantly.
Enable to make Everything remember this sort between searches.
Requires an additional 4-8 bytes of memory per file.
Force Rebuild
Rebuild the Everything.db database.
Contains settings for configuring FAT, FAT32 and exFAT volume indexing.
Requires Everything 1.5
Automatically include new fixed volumes
Automatically include new fixed FAT volumes in Everything.
Everything will perform a quick reindex to add new fixed FAT volumes to your index.
Automatically include new removable volumes
Automatically include new removable volumes in Everything.
Everything will perform a quick reindex to add new removable FAT volumes to your index.
Automatically remove offline volumes
Automatically remove offline FAT volumes from your index.
Everything will perform a quick reindex to remove offline FAT volumes from your index.
Include in database
Include this FAT volume in the Everything index.
Include only
Specifies which folders are indexed on this volume.
Use a semicolon (;) delimited list of folder paths to include.
Leave empty to include all folders.
Attempt to monitor changes
Attempt to monitor changes to the selected folder.
Buffer size
The size of the buffer to read changes in bytes.
Network shares are limited to 65536 bytes.
Changes will be missed if Everything is unable to process this buffer fast enough.
Rescan on full buffer
Everything will perform a rescan if it detects the buffer is full.
Update
Choose an option for when to update the selected folder.
See Folder Indexing for more information.
Contains settings for configuring NTFS volumes and NTFS indexing.
Automatically include new fixed volumes
Automatically include new fixed NTFS volumes in Everything.
Everything will perform a quick reindex to add new fixed NTFS volumes to your index.
Automatically include new removable volumes
Automatically include new removable NTFS volumes in Everything.
Everything will perform a quick reindex to add new removable NTFS volumes to your index.
Automatically remove offline volumes
Automatically remove offline NTFS volumes from your index.
Everything will perform a quick reindex to remove offline NTFS volumes from your index.
Include in database
Include this NTFS volume in the Everything index.
Include only
Specifies which folders are indexed on this volume.
Use a semicolon (;) delimited list of folder paths to include.
Leave empty to include all folders.
Enable USN Journal
Enable USN Journal logging on the selected NTFS volume.
Everything uses the USN Change journal to index and monitor changes to NTFS volumes.
The USN Journal is managed by the NTFS driver (not Everything).
Maximum size
Set the maximum size of the USN Journal in KB.
If Everything is rebuilding the database after restarting Windows, try increasing this size to at least 32768 KB.
If the journal grows larger than this value it is truncated by removing the specified allocation delta from the beginning of the log.
Changing this value is not immediate.
The USN Journal will eventually grow or shrink to the requested size.
Allocation delta
Specify how much is removed from the start of the USN Journal in bytes when it has reached its maximum size.
Load recent changes from USN journal
Load the entire USN Journal for this volume into the recent changes database.
Requires a USN Journal.
Requires recent changes indexing.
Monitor changes
Keep the NTFS index of this NTFS volume up to date.
Contains settings for configuring ReFS volumes and ReFS indexing.
Automatically include new fixed volumes
Automatically include new fixed volumes in Everything.
Automatically include new removable volumes
Automatically include new removable volumes in Everything.
Everything must rebuild the database when a volume path, volume guid, the USN Journal ID changes or the volume goes offline.
Enable USN Journal
Enable USN Journal logging on the selected ReFS volume. Everything uses the USN Change journal to index and monitor changes to ReFS volumes.
Maximum size
Set the maximum size of the USN Journal in KB. If Everything is rebuilding the database after restarting Windows, try increasing this size to at least 32768 KB.
If the journal grows larger than this value it is truncated by removing the specified allocation delta from the beginning of the log.
Changing this value is not immediate.
The USN Journal will eventually grow or shrink to the requested size.
Allocation delta
Specify how much is removed from the start of the USN Journal in bytes when it has reached its maximum size.
Allocation delta is currently ignored for ReFS volumes.
Include in database
Include this ReFS volume in the Everything index.
Load recent changes from USN journal
Load the entire USN Journal for this volume into the recent changes database. See Recent changes for more information.
Include only
Specifies which folders are indexed on this volume.
Use a semicolon (;) delimited list of folder paths to include.
Leave empty to include all folders.
Monitor changes
Keep the ReFS index of this ReFS volume up to date.
Contains settings for configuring folder indexes.
Folders
The list of folders to include in the Everything index. Can be used to index Window shares, NAS, CDRoms, DVDRoms, Fat and Fat32 volumes.
To add a folder to the list, click Add....
To remove a folder from the list click Remove....
To update a folder in the list now, click Update Now.
To update all folders in the list now, click Update All Now
Attempt to monitor changes
Attempt to monitor changes to the selected folder.
Buffer size
The size of the buffer to read changes in bytes.
Network shares are limited to 65536 bytes.
Changes will be missed if Everything is unable to process this buffer fast enough.
Rescan on full buffer
Everything will perform a rescan if it detects the buffer is full.
Update
Choose an option for when to update the selected folder.
See Folder Indexing for more information.
Contains settings for configuring file lists indexes.
File lists
The list of file lists to include in the Everything index.
To add a file list to the list, click Add....
To remove a file list from the list, click Remove.
Click the File List Editor button to open the file lists editor.
The file list editor can create a new file list or edit an existing one.
See File lists for more information.
Contains settings for exclude files and folders from the index.
Exclude files and folders that have the hidden attribute set.
Exclude system files and folders
Exclude files and folders that have the system attribute set.
Exclude folders
A list of folders to exclude from the index.
To add a folder to the list, click Add Folder....
To add a wildcard filter to the list, click Add Filter....
To add a regex filter to the list, click Add Filter.... and prefix your filter with regex:
To remove a folder or filter from the list, click Remove.
For example, to exclude the windows folders:
Click Add Folder....
Type in:
C:\WindowsClick OK.
Include only files
A semicolon delimited wildcard filter list of files to include. Leave empty to include all files.
For example, include only mp3 and mkv files:
*.mp3;*.mkvPrefix a filter with regex: to enable regex.
For example, to include only files starting with A-M:
regex:^[A-M]Exclude files
A semicolon delimited wildcard filter list of files to exclude. Leave empty to include all files.
For example, exclude db files
*.dbPrefix a filter with regex: to enable regex.
Contains settings for configuring a ETP/FTP server to access your files remotely from Everything or a FTP client. For more information see ETP/FTP Server.
Enable ETP/FTP server
Enable the ETP/FTP server.
Bind to interfaces
Bind the listening socket to the specified interfaces. Use 127.0.0.1 to bind to the loopback adaptor. Only local connections can be made to the loopback adaptor. Leave empty to bind to all interfaces.
Listen on port
Set the listening socket port. The ETP/FTP client must also connect on this port.
Username
The ETP/FTP username. The user must enter the correct username and password before performing an action. Leave empty to ignore the username. The username is sent as raw text.
Password
The ETP/FTP password. The user must enter the correct username and password before performing an action. Leave empty to ignore the password. The password is sent as raw text.
Enable logging
Log all ETP/FTP events to a log file.
Log file
The filename of the log file. Click Select to choose the log filename.
Maximum size
The maximum size of the log file in KB. The log file is trimmed from the start when it is larger than this size.
Allow file download
Allow files to be downloaded from the ETP/FTP server. Disable to only allow browsing.
Use multiple instances to create an ETP/FTP server with a custom index.
Contains settings for configuring a HTTP server to access your files remotely from a web browser. For more information see HTTP Server.
Enable HTTP server
Enable the HTTP server.
Bind to interfaces
Bind the listening socket to the specified interfaces. Use 127.0.0.1 to bind to the loopback adaptor. Only local connections can be made to the loopback adaptor. Leave empty to bind to all interfaces.
Listen on port
Set the listening socket port. The web browser must also connect on this port.
Username
The HTTP username. The user must enter the correct username and password before performing an action. Leave empty to ignore the username. The username is sent as raw text.
Password
The HTTP password. The user must enter the correct username and password before performing an action. Leave empty to ignore the password. The password is sent as raw text.
Enable logging
Log all HTTP events to a log file.
Log file
The filename of the log file. Click Select to choose the log filename.
Maximum size
The maximum size of the log file in KB. The log file is trimmed from the start when it is larger than this size.
Serve pages from
Select the folder to load HTTP files from. These files are not required to be in the index. Leave empty to server files from %APPDATA%\Everything\HTTP Server.
Default page
Select the default page. Leave blank to show a list of volumes.
Allow file download
Allow files to be downloaded from the HTTP server. Disable to only allow browsing.
Use multiple instances to create an HTTP server with a custom index.
Settings are stored in your Everything.ini.
To make a backup of all settings:
In Everything, type in the following search and press ENTER:
/config_saveChoose a filename and destination and click Save.
To restore all settings:
In Everything, type in the following search and press ENTER:
/config_loadSelect a Everything.ini and click Open.
Click the Restore defaults button in the bottom right to load the defaults for the current page.
To reset all settings to their default values, see Everything.ini