Dit is ’n ouer weergawe. Die nuutste weergawe is 2.4.5. Executor 2.4.5 · Vrygestel:
Installeerlêers 2.3.7
| 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
Improvements
- Input Assist (Ctrl+Space) is also contextual aware of the following (besides filesystem and url):
- files by using the keyword tag file
- file extension by using the keyword tag file:[extension], example: file:zip
- folders by using the keyword tag folder
- folder names by using the keyword tag folder:[name], example folder:logs
So while filesystem targets both files and folders, the above give you the ability to target more specifically.
For example you have some keywords that only supports folders as a parameter, you then assign those keywords the tag folder. When you then in Executor input have a folder and press Ctrl+Space these keywords will be listed, where if you assigned them the filesystem tag, the keywords would also appear for files.
- The default action command $DEF$ that can perform different actions depending if the executed input had a parameter or not, now supports keyword forwarding. Example of a keyword command:
$DEF$brave https://google.com$DEF$brave https://google.com/search?q=$U$ this forwards to the brave keyword. Still with the "one level" limitation that you cannot forward to a keyword that then forwards to another keyword.
