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• PowerToys Command Palette vs EverythingPowerToysA PowerToys Run plugin that shows Everything file search results inside the PowerToys launcher.
• PowerToys Command Palette vs Fluent SearchFluent Search searches files, apps, browser tabs, windows and on-screen elements without needing PowerToys, but its source code is not published.
• PowerToys Command Palette vs VelocmdA Windows launcher and file indexer with a command palette for apps, files, settings and commands.
• PowerToys Command Palette vs Flow LauncherFlow Launcher is also MIT licensed and adds instant file search via the Everything index and a plugin store, running standalone without PowerToys, though binaries are unsigned.
• PowerToys Command Palette vs SlickRunA free floating command line for Windows that opens programs, websites and files through user-defined keywords.
• PowerToys Command Palette vs LaunchyLaunchy is a simple open-source keystroke launcher for programs, files, folders and websites, but it is a community fork with a small following.
• PowerToys Command Palette vs UeliUeli is MIT licensed and offers the same launcher on Windows, macOS and Linux, though it is built on Electron and uses more memory.
• PowerToys Command Palette vs ExecutorExecutor relies on custom keywords and multi-actions and includes clipboard history and a calculator, but it is closed source and not part of PowerToys.
• PowerToys Command Palette vs WoxWox is a GPL-3.0 native launcher with GPU rendering and a plugin store that also runs on macOS and Linux, though its version 2 rewrite is young.
• PowerToys Command Palette vs KeypirinhaKeypirinha is a fully portable native launcher extended with Python packages, but it is closed source and has had no release since November 2020.
• PowerToys Command Palette vs ListaryListary adds habit-ranked fuzzy search and works inside Open and Save dialogs, but it is closed source and holds some features for the paid Pro version.