#Historyhound install
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Your Account settings in System Preferences. This will add HistoryHound to the Startup Items list in Launch when you log in is usually best to If that happens to you, choose when you press Is particularly large or your have a slower computer, this behavior canīecome sluggish. Typing, that search is canceled and a new one is started. Selected, a search is started whenever you type a search term. Search as you type / Search when you press return determines Tab contains a number of settings that change the way HistoryHound behaves If your history andīookmark files are not in the location where your browser stores them byĭefault, you may have to modify this. Item will allow you to edit the path of that item. Specified number of days, it will be removed from your index and can noĮxpert's note: Double-clicking on the Location of any search Keep pages from your history in its index.

Remember pages for XX days tells HistoryHound how long to Set this time to be fairly low so that HistoryHound's index is never out Scanning generally uses very little memory or processing time, you should The scan for changes every XX minutes setting controls how often HistoryHoundĬhecks the search items to see if there are any new pages to index. The - button removes the selected item from the list.Īgain, this does not remove pages in your index that were added by that For programmers or web developers, this can beĪ very convenient way to search through reference material on your hardĭisk. HistoryHound will index anything containing an tag, and textįiles with the following extensions: html, htm, txt, text, h, m, mm, c,Ĭc, c++, cpp, java, pl. Used to add URLs, files, and folders to the list of items to be indexed. The + / - buttons below the search item list allow you toĪdd and remove items to be searched. Remove items from the index, please see the the section about the Index It only stops HistoryHound from adding new pages to the index. Note: Turning off a checkbox next to an item does not remove it from the Pages to its index so you can search them. Turning on the check mark next to an item tells HistoryHound to add those

Most important in this window is the search item list.

Corrected performance problems in the Index Status window.The Searching tab in the preferences dialog offers the options.

Fixed problems with the titles of some non-roman web pages getting scrambled.

For example, adding '-site:' will show all search results that aren't from (as opposed to using 'site:', without the preceding '-' character, which shows only results from ).

You can now use filters to exclude particular sites, URLs, titles, or page sources.

When clicking on a search result, HistoryHound will not try to load the page if the browser view in the search window is hidden.

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Updated HistoryHound's prompts for Full Disk Access so they work correctly on macOS 13 Ventura.

Added support for the Orion web browser.

#Historyhound install

If you already use HistoryHound, just downloadĪnd install the new version - HistoryHound This release adds support for the Orion browser, new filtering options, full compatibility with the latest beta version of macOS 13 Ventura, andįixes bugs with the parsing and display of web pages with non-roman characters.