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Everything about getting from one folder to another.

Home and Drives to start from, and a breadcrumb path along the top.
Real Windows file icons, sorting, filtering and several layouts.
Keyboard shortcuts for moving around.
Drag files or folders onto any part of the breadcrumb path to move them into that folder. The same copy and move rules apply as for any other drop.
Jump straight to cmd, PowerShell or bash from the address bar.

Tabs#

Open lots of folders as tabs and drag them around to reorder them.
Tear a tab off into its own window, or move tabs between panes and windows.
Tab previews, and a history of closed tabs so you can bring one back.
Tab groups keep related folders together.
Tab projects save a whole workspace so you can open it again later.

Split panes#

Browse two folders side by side. Your tabs, panes, window position and workspace all come back the way you left them, even after restarting Windows.

Search#

Press Ctrl+F and files show up as you type. Turn on subfolders to dig deeper. There's no index to build or wait for.

Pin your favourite folders to Quick Access, with custom names and icons.
Make your own lists of pinned folders and drag them into the order you want.
Drag a folder onto a sidebar section to pin it, or move pins between sections.
Collapse sections; they remember whether they're open.

Last updated 20 October 2026