Files, an alternative to File Explorer, just received a preview update. The update improves the Details Pane and adds new features. More changes were teased by the Files developer for the next update.

Files, a modern take on the File Explorer, is now available through the Microsoft Store. ... I've known the developer for quite some time and speak with him regularly about Files.

Files is a File Explorer alternative with handy features such as Omnibar, designed to streamline your file navigation experience on Windows.

The first thing that stands out about File Pilot is how focused it is on just being and feeling fast and smooth. It's almost unreal to see this app running compared to the Windows 11 File Explorer.

While Microsoft has made some improvements to File Explorer in Windows 11, a developer has gone even further and created a new File Explorer app. Files, an app available from the Windows store ...

While this File Explorer replacement has a lot of potential, it’s not quite perfect yet. ... However, the developer says they are actively working on improvements before the full release.

Files is not made by Microsoft, so it's not the File Explorer. But it is a file explorer. It's one of the more popular File Explorer alternatives available on Windows 11 and Windows 10.

Another improvement to the Windows 11 22H2 File Explorer now available is the ability to open tabs. Click the + icon to open a new tab and then navigate to a new folder or drive, as shown in ...

To return to the current default File Explorer in Windows 11, open Regedit and delete the Blocked key you created, close the editor and then restart your PC. Subscribe to the Developer Insider ...

Microsoft is making it easier to view your photos in File Explorer. The latest Windows 11 developer preview rolling out today includes Gallery, a new feature that lets you view the Photos app’s ...

Microsoft has confirmed plans to add AI to File Explorer in Windows 11 in the same unveiling where it unveiled the new AI-based UI tools to Windows 11 last week. The company briefly mentioned that ...