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Waiting for Windows to finish searching for a file you wanted? You might as well go for a walk or take a nap, because that’s how painfully slow it is. That is why Copernic is the best search engine for computers.

It can deliver search results instantly, even as you are typing the keyword. And the best part is that it can actually search inside documents and emails. You can export your search results to HTML, TEXT, XML, CSV and RTF and view it using a word processor.

While Copernic constantly indexes your computer’s content, you can also manually index it, or set the indexing performance to an optimum level to reduce resource usage.

You can use it to search inside documents which are in the following formats: Text, UTG8, ebooks, PDFs, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, WordPerfect, OpenOffice, StarOffice, programming language codes, and also inside email programs such as Microsoft Outlook, Windows Live Mail, Lotus Notes, Eudora, Mozilla Thunderbird.

What’s more you can even use Copernic Desktop Search to find the favorites and browsing history in Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Mozilla Firefox, archives like ZIP, 7Z, RAR, TGZ, and for multimedia files such as videos, music and photos. It supports over 150 file types, and can be filtered to search specific folders and file formats, or to avoid searching in the ones you select.

Copernic Search Server is for small businesses, legal firms, construction and professionals who have files and emails stored on a server. Installing it on a server allows all client computers connected to it, to use the program with a single index. This will result iin faster searches and in turn will increase the productivity of your employees.

Copernic Enterprise Desktop Search is ideal for companies, to allow employees who may want to work on documents, emails and files which are stored in the enterprise network. It also has some special tools intended for IT departments, which allow them to restrict access to some features, using Group Policies.