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Search Online (ver.Chrome Sel) [I.S.A]
Search Online (ver.Chrome Selinium) [Improved.Simplified.Alternative]
Search Online (ver.Chrome Selinium) [Improved.Simplified.Alternative] A desktop application developed using python 3.6.8 and other add-on libaries. Uses chrome driver and python 'Selinium' library to automate web browsing. Compatible only for windows OS. -
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fileLocator
A Simple tool to search for your files faster than ever
# fileLocator is a simple tool BUILD using Python and PyQt4, and I have Build two simple version for this tool : == #1. fileLocator console application, for those who love command line applications. #2. fileLocator-GUI application, that is very easy to use and another advantage of this application is that, This is a Portable application, means you can just download and put it anywhere and use it, No need to download and Install and install other dependencies. This will work just fine even if you use this on any computer from USB drive/Memory card... -
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FindEmAll
A fast and resource-efficient graphical file search tool
A Python/Tk gui for find and grep. FindEmAll is, compared with other similar file search tools, fast and resource-efficient and independent from any desktop environment (no Gnome or KDE libraries required).
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