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0.70.0
0.68.0
0.67.0
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0.65.1
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0.63.0
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0.61.3
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0.60.3
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0.60.0
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0.56.3
0.56.2
0.56.1
0.56.0
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0.54.3
0.54.2
0.54.1
0.54.0
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0.52.1
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0.49.0
0.48.1
0.48.0
0.47.0
0.46.1
0.46.0
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0.44.1
0.44.0
0.43.0
0.42.0
0.41.1
0.41.0
0.40.0
0.39.0
0.38.0
0.37.0

fzf is a general-purpose command-line fuzzy finder developed by Junegunn Choi that enables interactive filtering of arbitrary text streams through a blazingly fast, ncurses-based interface. Written in Go and sporting its 51st public iteration at version 0.70.0, the tool plugs into Unix pipelines, letting users type partial, non-contiguous strings to narrow down lists of files, command-history entries, processes, git branches, environment variables, or any other newline-delimited data set in real time. Typical use cases include locating and opening files inside large repositories without memorizing exact paths, interactively selecting Docker containers or Kubernetes pods for inspection, drilling through shell history to re-execute complex commands, choosing commits during interactive rebase operations, or feeding selected items as arguments to downstream scripts. Because it exports lightweight shell integrations for bash, zsh, and fish, fzf can replace slower find/grep workflows with instant, incremental search that updates on each keystroke. Ancillary features such as multi-selection mode, preview windows, customizable keybindings, and support for external “preview” commands make the utility equally suitable for ad-hoc file management, note taking, log browsing, and CI/CD pipeline inspection. The program belongs to the System / Shell Utilities category and is distributed as a self-contained binary with no runtime dependencies, simplifying deployment across Linux distributions, macOS, and Windows through WSL or native terminals. Although originally an open-source project, the software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest version and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.

Tags:

cli 367

go 73