Search every Backblaze B2 bucket you have
Backblaze’s console lists a folder, a thousand names at a time, and offers no search. Bucketree searches one bucket or every bucket in your account, by name, size, date, kind or encryption, and then lets you download, share, hide or delete what it finds without opening a single folder.
Thirty days free, then $25 a year.
A search field in every bucket
Type part of a name and press Return, or Command-F as in a Finder window. The results replace the listing, and a bar above them says where it looked and offers the folder you were in as a narrower scope.
One search across every bucket
Search in the sidebar, or Option-Command-F, runs any number of conditions over one bucket or all of them. Results show which bucket each file is in, and appear as each bucket finishes.
Conditions the console cannot ask
Name with * and ?, extension, size, date modified, kind, and encryption. Every condition has to hold. Search current files, every version, or hidden files, which appear in no ordinary listing and are still billed.
Act on what you find, wherever it is
Select one result or fifty across several buckets. Download, Quick Look, Get Info, Copy Share Link, Reveal in Bucket, Hide and Delete work as they do inside a bucket. Deleting from a search says what will go and whether any of it is a current version before anything is removed.
How it searches
Backblaze cannot search on its own end, so Bucketree reads every file name in every bucket you chose and applies the conditions on your Mac. That costs time rather than money, since listing is free on B2: a few seconds for a small account, longer for a large one, and Stop takes effect at once. The line at the foot says how many files matched and how many were examined, so three matches in ninety thousand files means something and three in three means the search never reached the rest. Searches are not saved yet.
