Executor का पुराना संस्करणहरू डाउनलोड गर्नुहोस्

What's new
- Added the option to launch tag by using the keyword lt [tag-name], this will launch all keywords with a specific tag, this allows an alternative workflow style of doing multiple commands, where you for example tag some specific tools and/or project assets with a tag and then you can launch all of them by using the lt keyword and use that tag as a parameter. You can import the lt keyword from extras.exc (type imports).
- Added $LAUNCHTAG$ which is a keyword command that takes a tag name as parameter. This is used by the keyword lt. This means you can create a keyword that launches all keywords with a specific tag, by setting keyword.command=$LAUNCHTAG$ and keyword.parameters=thenameofthetag.
Improvements
- In the Keyword Editor a tooltip will list special tags when hovering mouse over the Tags label.
- When exporting a skin from the Online Skin Editor and having "Show as one window" enabled, this will be exported as well and take effect when loading the skin in Executor.

What's new
- Added the keyword emoji that will open the Windows emojis dialog. Works best when triggered while Windows has focus on a text input in some application. The keyword can be imported from extras.exc (type imports).
- Added the keyword command $SENDKEYS$ which is like $KEYS$ but will move focus back to the current window before Executor was opened. It also supports adding a {PAUSE x}, where x is milliseconds, in case you expect the target window to be slow. See docs for more info.
- Added the keyword command $BACK$ will dismiss Executor and move focus back to the previous active window. Many keyword commands already does this automatically.
Improvements
- alarm and timer are now saved so if Executor is restarted they will still be active.

Improvements
- getmouseposcolor now also returns the color as a HEX value.
Fixes
- Fixed an issue where when moving pinned items and having list set to hidden by default a "problem setting focus" dialog would appear.

What's new
- The list now supports Pinned items. These will be listed first when the input is empty. Press Ctrl+P to pin/unpin an item, press Ctrl+Up/Down to move a pinned item, press Shift+Ctrl+Up/Down to move a pinned item to the top or bottom of pinned items. You can also right-click items for pinning options.
- Added a setting to hide the "Pinned" header in the list. Setting name is pinnedheader more info here.
- Added a setting that enables pressing the delete key on a pinned item to remove it fast (instead of Ctrl+P or right-click menu). Setting name is pinneddelete more info here.
- Added a new keyword showpinned this can show/hide all pinned items in the list. The keyword can be imported from extras.exc (type imports). This uses the new $SHOWPINNED$ keyword command. Keyword syntax: [on,off,?,(empty=toggle)].
- In Incognito mode config you can add "7" to only show pinned item in list, or you can add "p" to not show pinned items when in Incognito mode.

- In Incognito mode config you can add "8" to not show items in input when in Incognito mode (where other modes are mostly focused on the list).
- Added input command -c (and -check) to check for a new version of Executor.
Fixes
- Fixed pressing F9 on input suggestion items would in many cases not bring up the proper context menu.

What's new
- Added new setting: "Isolate tag matches in list". By default, when your input text matches a tag, results include both tagged keywords and standard text matches. Enabling this setting restricts the list strictly to tagged keywords when a tag match is found. You can enable this under Settings > List tab (or via listisolatetags in executor.ini).
Fixes
- Fixed auto calculations not triggering under certain conditions related to having suggestions enabled for input.
- Fixed an issue where if dismissing input assist while having auto-completed input text, the current input would not auto-complete properly.

What's new
- Need to research an embarrassing topic, or have someone looking over your shoulder? You can now enable Incognito mode, that per default will not add anything to history while enabled. You can further configure the incognito mode to do one or more of the following:
- Hide history from auto-complete and list (file system, URLs, keywords).
- Hide all list entries either when input is empty or all time time.
- Disable file navigation in list.
- Disable clipboard sniffer.
- Disable input assist.
- Hide tags.
- Use a clean temporary session for internal browser.
Incognito configuration is stored in the setting incognitoconfig. More details and list of configuration values here.
- Added a new keyword incognito that can be imported from default.exc (type imports). This uses the new $INCOGNITO$ keyword command. Keyword syntax: [on,off,?,(empty=toggle),[config]].
Examples of use:
- incognito - will turn incognito mode on/off
- incognito on - turn on
- incognito off - turn off
- incognito ? - list current config value (example "14ib")
- incognito 25cb - will change the incognito config to 25cb
- incognito on,36i - will turn on mode and set incognito config to 36i
By being able to set incognitoconfig as a parameter it allows you to make keywords that turns on incognito mode with a certain configuration preset, see this example screenshot. Also an "I" will be displayed while incognito mode is active (protip: change color of this using setting toastfontcolor).
Improvements
- The keyword editor now has a "+ New" button in the upper right corner to add a keyword (besides using the right-click menu or insert key to add a keyword).
- In the Keyword Editor the keyword properties panel is now hidden when no keyword is selected. In case you liked that the keyword panel is always visible, even when empty, you can re-enable this with the setting hidekeywordpanel.
- In the Keyword Editor the keyword properties panel can be dismissed by clicking a close button in the upper-right corner, this will give more keyword-list space.
Other notes
- Check out the new video Tips And Tricks Volume #1 (unrelated to the updates in this release).

Improvements
- For keywords doing multiple commands you can now add $SKIP$ to skip one or more commands instead of removing the command, useful for debugging etc. It can be inserted anywhere within that command. Example keyword command: vscode||email$SKIP$||slack (will skip the email command). $SKIP$ also works inside a single keyword command (keyword will then do nothing).
Fixes
- Fixed a bug where when launching an indexed items the wrong file could be launched. Could happen if Windows was set to hide file extensions for known types, and there was identical filenames with different file extensions.

Improvements
- For Input Assist you can have URL related keywords as the first cycled type by using the new setting inputassistcycle (if you have any keywords with the tag url). More details here.

Improvements
- $SENDTEXT...$ keyword commands now support using a text file for the text to send. This is done by in the keyword parameter setting the tag {FILE c:\some folder\mytext.txt}. This can be combined with other SENDTEXT tags.
- Recently the ability to tag keywords with url was added. Where when your current input is a URL, the Input Assist automatically suggests these tagged keywords to open it. This functionality now also automatically works for any keywords that use a URL directly as their command.
How to use:
- Type your input (e.g., g free football streaming).
- Cycle Modes: Press Ctrl+Space a few times until you see the type:url(keyword) content mode.
- See Suggestions: Input Assist will now display all your URL-handling keywords (that you tagged with url). This is handy if you want to quickly route a link or search query to different browsers or specific browser profiles (e.g., Home, Work).
Note: If your input includes a parameter (like the search term in the example above), it will automatically be passed along to the selected keyword. Also if the input keyword command uses $DEF$ this will be respected as well.

Improvements
- Added more Input Assist (Ctrl+Space) workflow customization (good old Danish-engineered, building-block design for more freedom and control).
- Input Assist now supports another contextual keyword tag fast. If added to a keyword then when using Input Assist and selecting this keyword it will instantly be executed instead of selected for the input.
- In case you in the Input Assist drop-down menu always want any keyword not supporting parameters to fast launch, you can instead of giving all those keywords the fast tag, use the new setting inputassistenter (set it to 2). See more details here.
- Per default using left and right arrows in the Input Assist menu will just select items and disregard any "fast" or contextual instant launch, but you can configure this with the setting inputassistarrow. For example set the arrows to have same functionality as the enter key. More details here.

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.

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

Improvements
- Improved timing on keyword commands pasting text.
Fixes
- Fixed a problem that could occur under certain conditions with keywords assigned to a hotkey that use keyboard emulation commands.
Other notes
- Added some new keywords to the imports file extras.exc. Type imports to find these.
- ?forceshutdown - Fast full cold shutdown windows, no hybrid sleep
- ?coldrestart - Force restart windows cleanly with a full kernel reset
- ?coldrestartcontinue - Full cold restart windows and relaunch registered apps
- ?restartexplorer - Restart windows explorer process
- ?restartgraphics - Restart the graphics driver stack
- ?godmode - Open the master windows management directory
- ?blackout - Instantly disable all network adapters (ethernet + wifi)
- ?restorenet - Instantly enable all network adapters back online
- flushdns - Flush the local dns resolver cache
- gamemode - Open gaming mode panel
- actioncenter - Open windows action center
- connectdevice - Open the Connect quick actions
- present - Choose a presentation display mode
- about - Display the System Properties

What's new
- Added "Auto-detect calculations" so no need to first type # before calculations. Enabled by default. It can be toggled on/off in "Settings" -> "Misc" in case it interferes with your workflow. The setting to add calculations to history will still prefix any calculation in history with # for grouping them. In case a keyword, filesystem, indexed-item, URL etc. actually is a valid calculation, these will precede the auto-detection of calculations.
Improvements
- $TEXTREGEX$,$TEXTREGEXPASTE$ now supports running more than one RegEx. See documentation here.
- Improved functionality that "types" text in other windows by pasting the text. It's now less error prone.
- A warning will be displayed if you on a fresh install start out by using the portable 32-bit version on a 64-bit Windows.
- Added some more (non-personal) info to the -report function for bug reporting in order to better debug problems.

Improvements
- In settings pressing "Index now" will pickup any related settings that might have been changed before doing the indexing.
- Added the command-line parameter -i to Executor. This will open and set the input text in Executor without executing it (-r will also execute it).
Example "c:\program files\Executor\Executor.exe" -i hello there. This works regardless if Executor is already running or not. -I will do the same but also select the entire text.
Other notes
- Added a guide on how to trigger Executor input from a Stream Deck. Stream Deck Guide.

Improvements
- Updated list item selection background to a semi-transparent, modern look; customize or disable this via the listselectopacity setting (more info). Only affects skins using a background image.
- Minor speed optimizations when drawing list.
Fixes
- Fixed a visual glitch where pressing Backspace in the list would shift focus to the input field while incorrectly leaving the top list item highlighted as selected.

Fixes
- Fixed a bug in the newly optimized indexer where some items would show the correct information and icon but would fail to open.

Improvements
- Scanning additional index paths are now 50-100 times faster using simpler and faster API's.
- The additional index path dialog has the following changes:
- When pressing the "Test" button there's a continuously updated scanning count and also a "Stop" button.
- Test scanning is now done in a separate thread to not freeze up UI.
- Added a "Browse" button for setting the index path.
- Default index depth is 0 instead of 10.
- Optimized indexing of virtual shell items (like Start-Menu) to be faster.
- Added that in case Executor is large compared to the current screen it's displayed on (for example when sharing screen or switching screen), you can press Ctrl+F11 to center and autofit to a reasonable aspect of the screen. This is also available in the right-click menu (under "More..."). Also added Ctrl+Shift+F11 will do the same resizing no matter the size of Executor. Hint: The existing command $WEXECUTOR$ will also resize and position Executor.
- The ?saveclipboard keyword now saves images to .png format (previously .bmp). It's also possible to save as .jpg and .bmp. The default filename now also contains a timestamp.
- The online skin editor also had various improvements.

What's new
- Added that you can run a RegEx on the current clipboard content. This can be done by using the keyword command $TEXTREGEX$ and the keyword parameter should contain the RegEx. The parameter supports a slash convention s/pattern/replacement/ to transform clipboard text, or enter a pattern alone to automatically delete all matches. Here's an example keyword that uses a RegEx to remove the fixed text width (often 80 characters) copied from a terminal window: Keyword name=cleanterminaltext command=$TEXTREGEX$ parameter=s/\r?\n\s+(?=[a-z])/ / comment=Cleanup terminal text
- Added $TEXTREGEXPASTE$ does the same as $TEXTREGEX$ but also pastes the processed text (mostly useful for assigning to a hotkey).
- Added that when viewing clipboard by typing clipboard, and right clicking a clipboard item, all keywords that has a command that starts-with $TEXTREGEX (if any) will be listed in order to use it on that item.
- Added in the Expanded Edit View and right clicking, the menu will list all keywords that has a command that starts-with $TEXTREGEX (if any). If clicking one, that RegEx will be applied to all the current text in the Expanded Edit View.
Improvements
- The "Synthetic input support" setting now support more virtual input methods. The setting can be enabled in Settings > Input, typing & autocomplete.

Improvements
- Added a new setting to better support synthetic input text, like voice dictation and virtual input. The setting can be enabled in Settings > Input, typing & autocomplete (disabled per default). As Executor's input process is quite complex (autocomplete etc.) and configurable, the setting is currently "experimental".
Other notes
- Feel free to check out the new Online Skin Editor as well.

Improvements
- Adding $GW$ to get current window, this can be injected into any keyword command. This can be handy if you are doing window management commands, and you want Executor to update it's understanding of what is the current window. Normally Executor just keeps track of what window had focus before you activated Executor, but with $GW$ you can update Executors understanding of the current active window, and for example do this keyword command: vscode$W2000ms$||$GW$arrange 1200,1000,50,50 that will open VS Code (vscode), wait 2000ms ($W2000ms$) get the window of VS Code ($GW$) and arrange the VS Code window (using the arrange keyword).
Fixes
- Fixed window management commands could result in an access violation error if a window handle was not available any more.

Improvements
- When right clicking an item in the clipboard list you can select "Copy & Paste it to current window".
- Added some optional timing parameters to $SENDTEXT2$ and $SENDTEXT3$, see docs for more info.
- Added -skin ow to toggle one window setting.

Improvements
- Resized window width is now preserved when loading a new skin.
- Improved handling of potential flickering at the bottom of the list when resizing skins using picture stretching.
Fixes
- Fixed another case where browser permissions dialog could end up behind main window.

Improvements
- Added -skin list opens the list appearance wizard that sets list row properties (single/double, font, number of rows) and -skin of will open the folder of the current skin.
- Added $PP$, $PPE$, $PP[x]$, $PPE[x]$, they are just like $PS$, $PSE$, $PS[x]$, $PSE[x]$ but will paste the text instead of typing it. Because these are using the clipboard to send text, they will only preserve the old clipboard if old clipboard contains text.
- Now using a better visual algorithm for stretching background pictures.
Fixes
- Fixed a bug where a skin zip would not download properly resulting in an annoying error state.
- Fixed that setting listtilepictureposition to cover or coverlist would not stretch properly when using High DPI.
- Fixed $SENDTEXT2$ would sometimes paste the current clipboard text instead.

What's New
- Executor has an online skin editor located here. The editor can export (and import) zip files with all skin assets that can be loaded into Executor.
- Tiled background pictures for scale type skins can now be centered, and set to emulate it's only one picture for both the input and list, zoomed to fit as a cover, plus more. This done by using the skin properties skintilepictureposition and listtilepictureposition More info here. This is also available in the Online Skin Editor (see list tile position).
- There's a shortcut to open the "skin editor" and "list appearance wizard" from within Executor > Settings > "Visual / Skin"
- Browsing for skins now also supports .zip files instead of only .skn files. If selecting a .zip file this will be unpacked to a "skins" folder in Executors data folder (can type -folder to open this folder).
- Typing -skin will open the skin settings. Also takes a skin name, like -skin scale_dark, also supports a URL to a skin, like -skin https://somewhere.com/myskin.zip, also -skin o or -skin openwill open the skin file dialog, and -skin op will open file dialog and stay in settings. -sk also works
- Added the default keyword skins that will open an online skins menu with some skins and some options. If you don't have this keyword you can import it using the imports keyword.
- Added $SENDTEXT2$ this will instead of emulating keyboard strokes (done by $SENDTEXT$) paste the text, making it faster. It supports {BR} for linebreaks. Because it's using the clipboard to send text it will only preserve the old clipboard if old clipboard contains text.
- Added $SENDTEXT3$ like $SENDTEXT2$ but will also emulate pressing enter on keyboard after pasting text.
Fixes
- Fixed some GDI object leaks on resizing.
- Fixed various smaller memory leaks.

What's New
- keyword command now supports indexed item names:
- Probably most useful in multi commands. This can save you some trouble of creating keywords for multi launch operations. If for example you want a keyword launching both Visual Studio Code, GitHub Desktop and Docker Desktop, you can normally do this in several ways. Create a keywords for each app (vscode,gitdesk,dockerdesk) and set keyword command to vscode||gitdesk||dockerdesk, or don't create any keywords and use full paths C:\SomeLongPath\Code.exe||C:\SomeLongPath\GitHubDesktop.exe||C:\SomeLongPath\DockerDesktop.exe. Now you can also use the indexed names Visual Studio Code||GitHub Desktop||Docker Desktop.
- you can also combine all three methods (keyword, file-path, indexed name). Example: vscode||C:\SomeLongPath\GitHubDesktop.exe||Docker Desktop
- This can also be used in single commands. Example: keyword command: Visual Studio Code as an alternative to keyword command: C:\Users\<name>\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\Code.exe
- An obvious downside to relying on indexed names is if suddenly the indexed name change, if for example the publisher make changes to their app name (or item is not indexed anymore). Also individual keywords give you more control of how each item launch.
- Keyword names identical to indexed item names will have precedence.
- In case this feature somehow interferes with your flow you can disable it, or limit it to only support indexed shortcuts (.lnk files) and not other indexed file types or folders, by changing the value resolveindexed in executor.ini. See hidden settings for more info.
- The check for index names is not case sensitive, so both "Visual Studio Code" and "visual studio code" will work.
- Limitation: Currently the icon of an indexed item will not be resolved if using a single indexed item as a keyword command (it's a performance thing being looked into). You can still manually set an icon for the keyword, also in the keyword editor there's a new icon option action to set icon from an indexed item name.

- Running multi commands of indexed items also works directly from the input field, so you can type Visual Studio Code||GitHub Desktop||Docker Desktop (with autocompletion and using arrow keys etc.), that then launch these and puts this as one entry into the history for fast recall (if for example you don't bother making a keyword to launch these).

- In the keyword editor the "Reset icon" link has been replaced by a "Icon options" link, which will open a menu with several icon options.
- Added the keyword command $SETOPENTEXTKEYWORD$ this can change the keyword that is used to "open text using a keyword" when input is not using a keyword, without having to go to settings. "Open text as a keyword" is a feature that can be enabled in Settings > Misc, where you can also change this keyword (screenshot). See docs for more info.

What's New
- Added an "experimental" setting to have the input and list visually as one minimalistic looking window. See screenshots for difference. The setting can be found in "settings > Visual / skin". It only applies to scale type skins. Technically it's still two windows. It's "experimental" as Executor has so many visual and behavioral settings, so there could be some cases that still needs to be adjusted to support this. (Screenshot skin: scale_shattered, font: JetBrains Mono at size 14. List font can be set using "run list appearance wizard" in settings > List).

- Added new dialog for adding and editing index paths, now being one dialog instead of several, where there's also a test button that will show which items will be indexed.
- Added that in settings you can click the "indexed items" label and see a list of all indexed items (handy for troubleshooting etc.).

Fixes
- Fixed pressing shift+enter to run input as admin had no effect on indexed items.
- Fixed an issue where with certain settings the expanded edit view would not be auto closed like expected after running input from the expanded edit view.
- Fixed an issue where trying to expand a indexed filepath item (using tab or ctrl+e) that had a identical keyword name would fail.

Improvements
- Added that if you use the pressing enter on invalid input will "open text using a keyword" option (Settings &gt Misc), you can define a list of "starts-with text" that should never be text launched. Per default it contains "?", so in case you make a typo like ?sheep (instead of ?sleep) it will not launch this using a keyword. The setting is found in executor.ini and named launchignorelist. See hidden settings for more info.
- Keyword commands that contains double quoted filepaths will now display the icon for that filepath instead of the default Executor icon.
- The keyword editor filter search now supports empty text values using "". For example comment:"" will list all keywords with an empty comment field.
- The icon: filter in the keyword editor, now supports "starts-with" using the icon filepath. So for example icon:c:\icons will show all matches where the icon is located in c:\icons
- The installer now has better versioning information for package managers etc. (once new the installer has been installed).

Release v2.2.2 of Executor, check https://executor.dk/updates for release notes.
📺 Also updated the video "Often used features speedrun".
Often used features speedrun

### Improvements

- Import/export dialog had a "redesign", adding a couple more buttons for bulk
selection and rearranged some elements.
- If clicking "cancel" in import/export dialog, the keyword editor will only be
displayed afterwards if the dialog was started from the keyword editor.
- You can now press Shift+F2 (most places) to end the Internal browser (when
loaded) to unload it from memory. This is just like using the browserend
keyword (based on the $BROWSEREND$ command).
- The "Always align to the center of the screen" setting was previously limited
to the primary display, it now has a lot of options. See Settings > General >
"Auto center window".
- Various settings adjustments and text updates, added various mouse over hints.
Some settings have been rearranged for a more logical order.

### Fixes

- Fixed an issue with external WebViews not being unloaded when closed.
- Fixed an issue where a WebView could cause a "Cannot focus a disabled or
invisible window." error message.
- Fixed that focusing an external WebView would also recall Executor window when
hidden.
- Fixed a problem with some dialogs (like the permissions dialog) not being in
foreground when the "Always on top" Window setting is enabled. Also renamed
the "Always on top" Window setting to better reflect it's forceful/glitchy
nature. It's not really recommended using this setting unless you have other
apps blocking Executor from getting focus somehow.