xplorer² version 2!
Like Windows Explorer, Only Perfect!
*** Due to the overwhelming response zabkat has agreed to extend this deal for another day - Enjoy! ***
Haven't you been putting up with Windows Explorer long enough? Do you want to move to a more powerful, flexible file management system?
Or perhaps you've recently moved to Windows 7, but can't stand the frilly new interface with all the bells & whistles?
Why don't we make a deal - you get to use a file explorer that looks substantially similar to the Windows Explorer you've grown accustomed to, but in reality is a powerhouse of intuitive and effective file organization!
At first glance, xplorer² looks like familiar territory, with its tree view user interface that lets you see your files and folders. But then, you start using xplorer², and suddenly realize the power beneath your fingertips - browse multiple folders using tabs, invoke a dual pane view, assign frequently used folders to Favorites (even use bookmark panes), instantly jump to root directories, and maintain easily accessible folder groups. All of that stuff that was impossible to do with Windows Explorer becomes an everyday occurrence with xplorer²!
Tired of opening file after file, looking for the right one? With xplorer²'s quick preview panel, you won't have to anymore! Looking for a specific file using search terms? xplorer² has a powerhouse of a search utility, Omni-Finder, enabling fuzzy logic and text searches using file comments, picture data, attributes, keywords, and practically all shell column handlers that are supported by your Windows OS.
These are only the highlights. xplorer² comes with a wealth of features, including advanced file management for large transfers, file comparison and synchronization, and direct execution of commands from the console!
Version Alert! Since we last promoted xplorer², it has moved into version 2! The new version adds a number of powerful features. Take a look:
- Dockable, floating panes allow you to drag the tree and drop onto to any of the 4 corners of xplorer² window.
- Dual bookmarks are similar to bookmarks but hold two folders, one for the left (top) and one for the right (bottom) side panes.
- Tab locking: Locked tabs stay put and any browsing in them results in the opening of a new tab.
- The shell context menu now includes a custom xplorer² submenu where you can add any menu command to suit your needs.
- Much faster browsing!
xplorer² does so much, we can't even begin to cover it all here. Spend a few minutes browsing through the enormous collection of xplorer² video demos for a comprehensive introduction.
Promotion Written by Derek Lee