Release Notes

Plugin development

For plugins written in TypeScript or JavaScript, Flow now supports automatic Node.js environment setup. This means once you specify in your plugin.json file the 'Language' as JavaScript or TypeScript and the 'ExecuteFileName' to the path of your main.js/main.ts file, Flow will automatically download, extract and setup the zip version of Node.js to the Environment folder inside user data directory. Manual download and install is no longer required by users.

Features

• Preview panel toggle hotkey is now configurable

• New option to always be in English IME when typing in the search window

• New Explorer plugin option to select an editor for opening folders

• New clock formats 'hh:mm:ss tt' and 'HH:mm:ss' have been added

• Added an option for Program plugin to enable/disable UWP apps indexing

• Added support for Node.js environment setup

Bug fixes

• Fixed ImageCache when loading full image

• Fixed some typos

• Updated Explorer plugin's description

• Fixed quick access path search and autocomplete

• For Windows Settings plugin fixed failure to launch the diskmgmt item due to administrator privilege requirement

• Fixed an issue where after editing a Custom Query Shortcut then immediately unable to edit any other shortcut

• Disabled PATH option in Program plugin by default

• Fixed incorrect Everything service not available warning

• Explorer plugin drive space and open current folder result texts are now translatable

• Refactored Toggle Game Mode logic

• Removed duplicated Korean language key

• Fixed error when using shortcut expansion

• Changed Program plugin's all programs heading label from 'Enable' to 'Status'

• Fixed some texts and other minor issues in Explorer plugin

• Translations have been updated

Contributions

We would like to directly mention and thank the following people (in alphabetical order) for their contribution and support in this release.

@fihorvat, @onesounds, @sitiom, @taooceros, @VictoriousRaptor, @z1nc0r3 and everyone who has joined discussions, added translations, created plugins, reviewed pull requests, put through their ideas or reported bugs.