add option for everything search in full path (default true)

[taooceros]

fix #1894

Tested:

• Option works

[jjw24]

What about making the default as false? When true alot of subfolders with matching paths come out that confuses users not familiar with this option.

[scharmach]

What about making the default as false? When true alot of subfolders with matching paths come out that confuses users not familiar with this option.

Not only confusing, I also think that this is less productive, at least for me. I now have to narrow down my searches a lot more than before due to the sheer amount of results that I'm getting for some words.

I would make false the default too.

[taooceros]

ok makes sense

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[VictoriousRaptor]

Just found that it breaks regex searches. if I input wsa*.7z when it's true it can't match files like wsa_1254798tihdsafgoih.7z.

[jjw24]

Let's issue this if you haven't already :)