How to search fpr internet shortcuts?

[Just Visiting]

For instance, weather.ink is the name. Only when I type weather do searches appear which show weather.ink. But if I do a search for *.ink or ink nothing shows up. I would like to incorporate a duplicate search for my internet shortcuts. Is this possible?

[void]

Please disable regex from the Search menu.

Please make sure no search options are checked under the Search menu (eg: uncheck match case, uncheck match whole words)

Please make sure the Everything filter is active under the Search menu.

Please make sure lnk files are not excluded from Tools -> Options -> Exclude.



To find internet shortcuts, search for:

*.lnk

-or-

weather *.lnk



To find duplicated shortcut filenames, please try the following search:

*.lnk dupe:

Sort by name ascending for the best results.

[raccoon]

Internet shortcuts are .url not .lnk

ext:url

[Just Visiting]

Please disable regex from the Search menu.

Please make sure no search options are checked under the Search menu (eg: uncheck match case, uncheck match whole words)

Please make sure the Everything filter is active under the Search menu.

Please make sure lnk files are not excluded from Tools -> Options -> Exclude.



To find internet shortcuts, search for:

*.lnk

-or-

weather *.lnk



To find duplicated shortcut filenames, please try the following search:

*.lnk dupe:

Sort by name ascending for the best results.

Nope. I already tried that. It doesn't bring any .ink files

[void]

Are you searching for

*.lnk

or

*.ink

?

Shortcuts use the

.lnk

extension.

[Just Visiting]

Internet shortcuts are .url not .lnk

Tell that everything because if you read my initial post carefully, you would know that only when I type the name of the .ink (internet shortcut) file Everything refers to it as a shortcut

ext:url

Nope. ext:url won't bring up weather.ink shortcut only the master URL will come up not .ink (shortcut) files.

[Just Visiting]

Are you searching for

*.lnk

or

*.ink

?

Shortcuts use the

*.lnk

extension.

Yes, thank you!!! The solution is indeed Shortcuts use the

*.lnk

extension.

[void]

No worries!
It can be tricky to see the difference between i and l with some fonts.