Executor the desktop workflow application for Windows. Speed up your daily workflow, opening things and doing things.
Executor the desktop workflow application for Windows. Speed up your daily workflow, opening things and doing things.
Key Features:
- Launch applications, files, folders, websites, web services (with parameters) and prompts in milliseconds.
- Trigger multiple actions with one text command and/or hotkey.
- Let's be an expert in opening up the world instead of trying to put the whole world inside of Executor (as some alternatives try to do).
- Take the clipboard to a new level, swiftly trigger system commands, do fast calculations, manage running applications and more.
- Tailor keywords, appearance, hotkeys, and behavior to perfectly match your daily workflow.
- Customize the look and feel with various skins and theming options to match your desktop setup.
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$DEF$bravehttps://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.
