Dit is ’n ouer weergawe. Die nuutste weergawe is 2.4.5. Executor 2.4.5 · Vrygestel:
Installeerlêers 2.3.6
| Argitektuur | Tipe | Bestek | Lêergrootte | Aflaai | SHA256 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 32-bis | EXE (Inno Setup) | Alle gebruikers | — | github.com | VirusTotal |
Die skakel en SHA256 kom uit die gemeenskapsmanifes van die Windows-pakketbestuurder. Vergelyk die hashwaarde van die afgelaaide lêer voordat u dit laat loop.
Vrystellingsnotas
What's new
- Input Assist updated so you can press Ctrl+Space on a filesystem path or a URL and get a list of keywords to execute that filesystem or URL input as a parameter to the selected keyword. An example: You have four browsers and/or browser profiles as keywords that takes a URL parameter $P$ with the tag url, you type google.com and press Ctrl+Space which will show the four browsers and/or browser profiles in a selectable list and will launch instantly when selected.
- This works by giving a keyword that handles URL's as a parameter the tag url, or a keyword that handles filesystem paths as a parameter the tag filesystem.
- The "add to history" setting of the keyword will be respected when executing it from Ctrl+Space.
- The listed Input Assist keywords will be sorted by history (if available).
- You can still keep pressing Ctrl+Space to see other Input Assist options.
- Added a new setting for Input Assist to always list tag keywords by keyword editor order instead of using order in history (if any). See the setting inputassistsorting by clicking here.
Improvements
- Improved auto calculation detection, could collide with certain url styles.
Other notes
- Added some new keywords to the imports file extras.exc. Type imports to find these.
- dark - Toggle Windows dark/light mode
- uptime - Show system uptime
- diskspace - Show disk usage for all drives
- env - Open environment variables editor
- wt - Open Windows Terminal with CMD at a folder path
- wtps - Open Windows Terminal with PowerShell at a folder path
- wtu - Open Windows Terminal with Ubuntu at a folder path