It is possible to apply a filter in the Navigation pane tree view by typing some characters in the filter box.
The filter is applied using the specified settings in the application File – Settings – User interface – Filter.
The filter is applied using the specified settings in the application Filter options.
Select the ellipsis button to display the options.
The filter expression is matched against fields as selected in the filter options such as:
Search multiple or all vaults at once.
Field Options (Include Folder, Host, Username, etc.).
General Information (Domain, IP, etc.).
Contact Information (Name, Email, Phone number, etc.).
Hardware Information (Serial number, Manufacturer, etc.).
The Search filter is accessible from the Remote Desktop Manager macOS Quick Access Toolbar.
Click on the arrow in the Search box to display your search options.
The filter expression is matched against fields as selected in the filter options such as:
Group
Type
Host
Username
Domain
Description
Keywords/Tags
Contact information
It is possible to exclude results by choosing to display entries that match certain criteria:
Session types (credentials, script tools, VPNs, etc.)
Sessions marked as Favorites
In Navigation options, you can limit the search parameters to specific entry types. Such as Sessions, Data Entries, etc.
A search by types can be executed to include Sessions, Data Entries, Contacts, Documents, Credentials Entries, VPNs, Macros/Scripts/Tools, Show Sync.
The Search Options offers the chance to customize your search, such as including shortcuts or favorites, making it case sensitive, and more!
Use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+F to quickly have access to the Search/Filter control. This can be disabled in File – Settings – User interface – Keyboard..
You can set the focus back on the Navigation pane by using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+L, this also can be disabled in the options.
Here a few implementation notes for the Boolean filter:
We use the C# nomenclature (&& for AND, || for OR)
Evaluated left-to-right
No parentheses matching
Double-quotes (") are not required or removed, they are part of the text filter, do not use them unless you are looking for a double-quote.
Leading/trailing white-spaces are trimmed
Boise && Laptop
Boise&&Laptop
Boise && Laptop
Baton Rouge || Boise && Laptop
Laptop && Baton Rouge
Laptop && "Baton Rouge"
Will work but filter for the string "Baton Rouge" and not the string Baton Rouge
Laptop && (Baton Rouge || Boise)
Will work but filter for Laptop and the string (Baton Rouge || Boise)
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