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Listary vs Flow Launcher
Flow Launcher is free and MIT-licensed, with instant Everything-based file search and a plugin store, though its binaries are unsigned and trigger a security prompt.- Listary vs Keypirinha
Keypirinha is free and fully portable with Python packages, but it is closed source, configured through INI files and unreleased since November 2020. - Listary vs Launchy
An open-source keystroke launcher for Windows that finds programs, files, folders and websites as you type. - Listary vs Executor
Executor is free and uses custom keywords for programs, sites and web searches, with built-in clipboard history, but it is closed source and lacks drive-wide indexed file search. - Listary vs Fluent Search
Fluent Search is free with no paid tier, searching files, apps, browser tabs and open windows, and adds keyboard Screen Search, though its source code is not published. - Listary vs WinLaunch
An open-source Windows launcher that shows your apps in a full-screen grid like the macOS Launchpad. - Listary vs Ueli
Ueli is free under MIT and works on Windows, macOS and Linux, with extra actions per result, though it runs on Electron and uses more memory. - Listary vs Wox
Wox is free under GPL-3.0 and runs natively on Windows, macOS and Linux, with a plugin store for Node.js, Python and script plugins. - Listary vs Cerebro
Cerebro is free, MIT-licensed and cross-platform, launching apps and searches from a keyboard panel extended by third-party plugins. - Listary vs SlickRunA free floating command line for Windows that opens programs, websites and files through user-defined keywords.
- Listary vs EverythingPowerToysA PowerToys Run plugin that shows Everything file search results inside the PowerToys launcher.
- Listary vs PowerToys Command PaletteA keyboard-first launcher in Microsoft PowerToys for opening apps, running commands and searching files on Windows.
