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Also today I tried to request a file directly from the server (instead of requesting a search for results). Now in the browser directly accessing the file is ok. However if I'm on the Web App and request the resource form the Everything server then it fails because there is no CORS header. So it see...

Thank you, it's working for standard http requests. I tested using a nodejs dev server with XHR requests to Everything server. The origin settings work as expected in both allowing and denying cross origin requests. However it seems for authenticated requests we need to also allow Credentials https:...

Thank you, I will give this a test on my next available slot.

Hi @Void I've been using the HTTP server, serving my own pages and processing search results from the API. All good so far, except now I cannot move my webapp because Everything HTTP server doesn't attach CORS headers. Would it be possible to quickly add Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * to the headers...

Hi @void how are things?
Any chance you could add the Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * to the headers please, and if possible a config option to set the origin.

I just wanted to say thank you for fixing the double slash // bug. I'm running 1.4.1.962.
So far I've tried it in Notepad++ and in shortcuts and it works fine.

Workaround using bookmarks: I have used this before but found that it created extra work. Folder shortcuts fall into a special use case, and the information stored in their search terms has to survive across years even decades. It has to survive computer upgrades, copying and moving of the files, a...

Hello, I've been using the ES: URL protocol for some time and it's been super useful for certain things. I have two suggestions: 1. Filter the two forward slashes when you receive an instance of a URL like "es://" There's many places where I can use the URL format of like http:// es:// but...