

FileExplorer
File Explorer is a Windows file manager application that has an interface similar to Windows Explorer. However, it browses and indexes folders faster than the default Explorer. It also has many features that are not available in Windows Explorer, such as tabs and bulk file...
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
Features
- No registration required
- Built-in viewer
- Portable
- Batch Rename Files
- Filesystem
- Themes
- Organization
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FileExplorer News & Activities
Recent activities
POX added FileExplorer as alternative to CoverFlowFinder- tuva-hayabi reviewed FileExplorer
Many features in deed. Configurable interface (bright/dark mode etc.), similar to the original Windows Explorer. The only disadvantage for me is, that the opened tabs are gone at next boot. This only doesn't happen if you close and reopen the application it in the same session.
- tuva-hayabi liked FileExplorer
gwrvan-barre added FileExplorer as alternative to FolderFresh- thinks No registration required is a important feature of FileExplorer
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- alternativeto-deviant added FileExplorer as alternative to File Explorer
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What is FileExplorer?
File Explorer is a Windows file manager application that has an interface similar to Windows Explorer. However, it browses and indexes folders faster than the default Explorer. It also has many features that are not available in Windows Explorer, such as tabs and bulk file renaming.
Features include:
- Tabbed Browsing
- Standard & Touch Themes
- Batch Rename
- Custom Context Menu
- Custom Columns
- Filtering
- Conditional Formatting
- Save & Load Layout
- Tree View Sorting
- Drag & Drop Support
- Row Number
- Printing and Exporting
Note: As FileExplorer doesn't have an official logo, the one for Alternativeto.net has been taken from https://iconarchive.com/show/near-icons-by-shek0101/Folder-icon.html







Comments and Reviews
The only FOSS windows file explorer I've found that has a dropdown view option for the main view. (FileExplorer calls this "Content View")
Many features in deed. Configurable interface (bright/dark mode etc.), similar to the original Windows Explorer. The only disadvantage for me is, that the opened tabs are gone at next boot. This only doesn't happen if you close and reopen the application it in the same session.
It looks very native to Windows, and the themes are awesome. Tabbed browsing is a great feature, and for power users, there is a lot of tools like bulk renaming.