In general, XYplorer will appeal to those users who prefer to work in Explorer (rather than a two-panel manager), while getting at their disposal additional tools for managing files. In addition, the program can “see” in its interface and connected external devices: flash drives, tablets, smartphones, digital cameras, etc. Beside the usual Windows Explorer features, there is a very handy search engine, media viewing options, lots of filters, a customizable control panel, copy/paste buttons, undo changes, file comparison and renaming tools, and many other useful features. I do a LOT of work with graphics and photos.I need a file explorer that has the option to change the color (skin) of the UI background to a dark us, there are some other problems.I do a lot of switching back and forth between folders and drives, this thing does not respond to the mouse 'back' button, so I always have to constantly go up to the 'back' arrow on the explorer window, windows explorer DOES respond to the mouse back button.this may sound like a very minor thing, but when you deal with the huge number of files I do everyday, moving, copying, deleting etc., it is a major thing.Another thing I don't like is that it does not support Windows Active View on folders.with this thing, all folders just look like generic empty folders like on old versions of windows.with active view, you can always see if a folder is empty or if it has something in it.I know it's a minor detail but it's definitely nice to have.The application has flexible settings and can be fully customized to your personal preferences for the most comfortable navigation through your drives, folders and files.

I installed this, checked it out and promptly uninstalled it.I know it may be useful to some people, but it does not have any of the features I need.

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