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Overview
DirectX accelerated modern file manager with dual-pane browsing, tabs, columns navigation, editable themes, built-in preview, and much more.
Free (NO ADS) for non-commercial use, and PRO version with additional features for professional use.
- Tabs...
- Dark/Light Themes (editable)...
- Miller Columns (improved over MacOS Finder)
- File Preview built-in (Press Space)
- Long Unicode Path support (not limited to Windows' 260 characters in path)
- File Age / Relative File Dates (hours/days from modification time), Color Coded
- Organize Favorites into project groups
- Quick Filtering of Current Folder
- File Operations Queue -Batch File Operations
- Easy Keyboard Navigation
- ToDo Tasks and Notes in Any Folder
- Drop List / Smarter Clipboard
- Paste text and bitmap images directly as files
- Easy sorting to multiple destinations
- Photo / Audio / Video / Document metadata
- Picture Preview with Metadata and GPS photo location
- Image Converter
- RegEx renaming
- Monitoring folders for changes
- Folder background images (automatic if called folder.jpg or cover.jpg)
- File Explorer and OS X Finder Alternative
- Unpack zip and other archives with built-in 7zip
- QuickLook and Seer support
- Dual-panel, side-by-side file browsing
- Editable theme files (xaml format) and icons
This is not an UWP app but a desktop software (faster) with a full operating system support
Windows 10 and Windows 11 are supported
Features
Acrylic window (Win10) or Mica window (Win11)Dual Pane with horizontal or vertical splitMiller Columns like in Mac FinderTabsEditable themes and iconsBuilt-in preview (spacebar)Thumbnails + Details in the same file viewLong Path SupportSidebar with favorites organized in projects or groupsPhoto Preview with EXIF Metadata and GPS coordinatesQuick File FilteringFile Templates SupportBatch image conversion between many file formatsEasy Keyboard NavigationClean InterfaceNotes and ToDo Tasks Theme supportFinder like navigationFile ManagementStandard windows shell context menu supporting most extensions
What's new
U+1F6E0️ Drop into ps1 or other executables uses the scripts executable rules
U+1F680 New version of Microsoft Phone Link makes your phone appear as a regular local folder that OC can access. For info on how to set it up click ? under Drive\'s menu. OC will add that folder into sidebar once PhoneLink is set up and will show the status of sync
U+1F680 Symlink context menu option \'open shortcut destination\'
U+1F680 Middle-click on lnk or symlink opens destination in new tab. If liked file, opens parent dir and selects that file
U+1F6E0️ File Automator supports seconds with $s in Simple rule
U+1F41E Improved Context menu text rendering on low-dpi displays
U+1F41E Small bugfixes
U+1F6E0️ Working on a new system for window drawing, themes, and element styling. Rate of updates will be slower until this has been completed.
U+1F680 Paste as shortcuts option with Ctrl+Shift+V
U+1F6E0️ Option to create shortcuts (.lnk) without \'- Shortcut\' suffix. Option in Settings-Advanced
U+1F41E Fixed creating .lnk files of folders starting with dot (it won\'t be just named \'Shortcut\')
U+1F6E0️ Folder name (in collapsed folder column) can be set to also align to top or bottom (center was default). Change in Settings-Advanced, look for dropdown showing \'Center\'
U+1F6E0️ Detecting SharePoint folders to add the status icons (each run)
U+1F6E0️ Path dropdown contains per-tab history on top. Clipboard path, if any, shown on top
Additional Information
- Developed by Milos Paripovic
- Version 2024.12.24
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Requires
Available on: PC
OS: Windows 10 version 17763.0 or higher
Keyboard: Integrated Keyboard
Mouse: Integrated Mouse
- Published 2016-11-14
- Size 45.07 MB
- File Type appx/msix
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Language
English (United States)
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Permissions
Uses all system resources
Access your Internet connection
- Microsoft Store ID 9nblggh4s79b
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