EverythingToolbar

If you're familiar with Everything as a tool and not as a noun expressing entirety, then you know that it's the answer to your frustration when not finding files on your computer as fast as you'd like to.

Features:

• Instant file and folder search by name


• Functionality integrated into Windows taskbar


• Enhances Windows 10 search menu


• Improves productivity by bypassing stock Windows indexing

This application gives users the opportunity to locate files and folders by name in an instant. EverythingToolbar simply adds this functionality to your Windows taskbar, replacing the common search feature.

EverythingToolbar simply creates the much-needed setting in your Windows 10 search menu. You'll still have to independently install the original app for this to work as intended. Installing the application will then allow you to enjoy instant search queries right from your taskbar.

Benefits:

• Efficient file and program search


• Quick access to various menus and options


• Time-saving functionality


• Easy installation and uninstallation

There's no need to point out what a raise in productivity it might bring to individuals struggling with the stock Windows indexing policies. Using Everything does help you find anything. It's that efficient.

If you think this application focuses solely on finding documents or user-created files, you're wrong. It can also help individuals gain access to various menus and options, to other apps or even functions. It might be on the simple side, offering one specific function, but it could turn out to be a time saver and an overall useful program.

Regardless of what sort of work or activity you're conducting on your machine, there's little chance you won't use the search function to locate some files, programs, or functions. Uninstalling the application, if ever the need for it arises, is just as easy. Just like when installing, there is an uninstall command that will rid you of all EverythingToolbar components once executed.

Final Thoughts:

EverythingToolbar is more of an add-on to the original Everything application rather than an independent program. Still, it manages to improve the app by bringing new functionality that will indeed contribute to raising productivity for any user willing to try it. It's efficient, and frankly, that is what should ultimately matter.