SearchLite

Tiger Style Search Bar - based on the "Run" Widget.

Global search/launch via hotkey (command+space toggles visibility.)

Supports URLs, application launching (command+F3 on first launch will populate a local application index which is used to locate applications.) Google searching (eg. g:apple) and terminal commands (eg. t:top)

Tip: Place in top right corner and set to "topmost" in preferences!
(command +click to drag Widget!)

Current Version: 1.0.1

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September 23, 2004 · version 1.0.1 TitouDoc
I can't open any app...and hitting "command+f3" don't populate anu list on my iBook...
anyway the google, url and command function work fine...
August 25, 2004 · version 1.0.1 Joel
Seems great, great interface, I like the toggle function. Can it search for files on the mac? I realise it's not supposed to replace Tiger's Spotlight., but is there any way to automate a search? I think a version of Scriptbar does this...
August 06, 2004 · version 1.0 Sam Y.
Attn: Vunie.

hmmm, the terminal tends to pop up if you type an app name which does not exist in your local application db (inside the widget!) hitting command+F3 to update the database sorts out the apps but Url's are handled by the unix 'Curl' ...so i guess maybe your default browser has not been set in safari's prefs.
August 05, 2004 · version 1.0 vunie
I'm probably just being very silly...but how do I open a URL? do I just type the address? WHen I do that, it opens terminal and tries to run a command.
August 04, 2004 · version 1.0 mugget
GREAT!!!! i did like the Run widget, but was disappointed to see that it only ran applicaations from *the* applications folder, not from another partition.

but you've fixed that! after you add the extra diretories you can launch any app!! very good stuff!! i love this!