Quickly search for occurrences of your currently open file's name across your workspace.
What's the point
Finding references to a file by its name is a common need:
Component-based frameworks (Vue, Svelte, React, Angular) where component names are derived from filenames
Configuration files referenced by name in other configs
Module imports using filename-based resolution
Asset files (images, stylesheets, data files) referenced across your codebase
Any file where "Go to References" doesn't help because the filename itself is what's being referenced
File mentioned in comments
Some language-specific extensions offer this feature, but FMOF provides a universal, language-agnostic solution that works everywhere.
Features
Feature
Description
📝 Search without extension
Find all references to just MyComponent
🔍 Search with extension
Find all references to the currently opened file, including the extension (MyComponent.vue)
🖱️ Context menu
Right-click in any editor to search (configurable)
⌨️ Keyboard shortcut
Ctrl+Shift+F11 for quick search without extension
🎯 Auto-focus results
Navigate immediately with arrow keys
Command Palette
Open any file
Press Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P
Run either:
Find My Open File (without extension)
Find My Open File (with extension)
Context Menu
Right-click in any open editor and select:
Find My Open File (without extension)
Find My Open File (with extension)
Keyboard Shortcut
Command
Shortcut
Description
Find without extension
Ctrl+Shift+F11
Search for filename only
Find with extension
unbound by default
Bind your own in Keyboard Shortcuts
Settings
Setting
Default
Description
FMOF.showContextMenuWithExtension
true
Show "with extension" in context menu
FMOF.showContextMenuWithoutExtension
true
Show "without extension" in context menu
Limitations
Simple text search
The extension is intentionally simple and language-agnostic. This means it only performs a fulltext search. If your file is named b and you don't want to search with extension, then good luck with that.
Contributing
I don't expect much need for contribution here. But you can Open an issue on GitHub.
