Name: Snoop
Author: Philipp Unger

<p>Snoop lets you search through file contents in a given folder. It also provides a Nautilus extension to quickly search from the context menu.</p>
      <p>If you use the flatpak version, you can install the Nautilus extension directly from the preferences dialog.</p>
    

Snoop

<ul>
            <li>Disable menu buttons instead of showing empty popovers</li>
            <li>Fallback to local snoop installation in nautilus extension if flatpak version is not available</li>
            <li>Also delete pyc file if nautilus extension is removed</li>
          </ul>
        

<ul>
            <li>Start/cancel search on enter press while entry has focus</li>
            <li>Add option to filter hidden files</li>
          </ul>
        

<ul>
            <li>Accept ~ as path</li>
            <li>Add validity check to search and path entry</li>
            <li>Add a button to remove the nautilus extension file</li>
            <li>Show website and issue-url in about dialog</li>
            <li>Snoop in paths containing a space now works properly</li>
          </ul>
        

<ul>
            <li>Add a button to remove the nautilus extension file</li>
            <li>Show website and issue-url in about dialog</li>
          </ul>
        


      Turtle provides a command line tool, which opens
      a dialog for some git actions, i.e. commit, log, etc.
      It also provides a plugin for Nautilus (and other file managers),
      which adds emblems and context menu entries.
    
      
      If you use the flatpak version, you have to install the Nautilus plugin manually.
    
    

Snoop

Snoop through your files

Changes in version 0.4.2

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