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Note: this post applies to CloudBerry Explorer 1.7PRO and later.
In CloudBerry Lab we are always thinking how to bring more value to our users. Since we use Amazon S3 heavily ourselves it is easy sometimes to identify things that will make CloudBerry Explorer a better tool and the ability to Search for a specific data is one of them.
How Search Works
Nothing can be simpler: just click Ctrl+F on your keyboard or the lens icon next to the path bar.
Then type a text into the search text box and click enter. You will get the results that match your pattern
You can also use wildcard characters such as (*)
Or slightly more complex
Note: we don't search across the contents of your files. We can only search across key names (file names). Please also note that Search is only available in our PRO version
If you came to this post by chance you should know that CloudBerry S3 Explorer is a Windows freeware product that helps managing Amazon S3 storage and CloudFront . You can download it at http://cloudberrylab.com/
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