Hello, thanks for developing this great tool!!
When i search with me current search engine in chrome, I can click on a pdf or mp4 result and hope it open in chrome and not download to my pc.
I suggestion add "HTTP MIME type" . Thanks!!
add HTTP MIME type
Re: add HTTP MIME type
hble wrote: When i search with me current search engine in chrome, I can click on a pdf or mp4 result and hope it open in chrome and not download to my pc.
I suggestion add "HTTP MIME type" . Thanks!!
MIME types are based on file extensions. For which file extension do you want to add a "HTTP MIME type"?
Everything already has some browser integration. You can enable that Menu:Tools >Options > General: Enable URL protocol.
After that, you can use ES:somestring in the address bar to start Everything with somestring as the search query.
More infoon that here: http://www.voidtools.com/support/everyt ... s/#general
Some people here have integrated that even further in different browsers.
Take a look here: viewtopic.php?t=6415 and in the links mentioned in that thread.
Re: add HTTP MIME type
Everything uses the Windows "Content Type" as mime type specified in your Windows registry.
To change the mime type for pdf files to application/pdf:
To change the mime type for mp4 files to video/mp4:
Note: if the content type is not defined, application/octet-stream is used.
If you want Everything to download files instead of playing them, set the content type to: application/octet-stream
To change the mime type for pdf files to application/pdf:
- In the Registry Editor (Start -> Run -> regedit), navigate to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.pdf
- Add the following String Value: Content Type
- Set the value data to: application/pdf
To change the mime type for mp4 files to video/mp4:
- In the Registry Editor (Start -> Run -> regedit), navigate to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.mp4
- Add the following String Value: Content Type
- Set the value data to: video/mp4
Note: if the content type is not defined, application/octet-stream is used.
If you want Everything to download files instead of playing them, set the content type to: application/octet-stream