XYplorer 28.30.0200 (x64) Multilingual Portable

File size: 44.6 MB

XYplorer is a file manager for Windows. It features tabbed browsing, a powerful file search, a versatile preview, a highly customizable interface, optional dual pane, and a large array of unique ways to efficiently automate frequently recurring tasks. It’s fast, light, and portable.

It’s Tabbed
Tabs let you switch between folders most easily. Drag them around, hide them, lock them, name them, or drop files onto them. The tabs remember their configuration individually and across sessions. On top of this you get tabsets and dual pane.

It’s Functional
XYplorer has been designed to make you faster. Numerous usability enhancements in an attractive interface help to streamline your workflow and increase your efficiency. You will definitely save a lot of time.

It’s Scriptable
Yes, you can program this app. Individual solutions for individual tasks. No plugins needed, scripts run out-of-the-box. Even beginners can benefit from this feature since many ready-to-use scripts are available in the forum.

It’s Fast
Speed has always been a major design goal with XYplorer. The code is constantly optimized for performance, zero tolerance for slowness. On top of that the app uses very little RAM, the executable is light (7 MB), and it loads almost instantly.

It’s Reliable and Robust
You can trust XYplorer. It works as intended and expected, and is very hard to destroy. Any issues are immediately attended and usually fixed within hours. A large community is closely watching the development and permanently testing the frequent beta versions.

It’s Customizable
You can fine-tune the app to look and behave exactly as you want it. This ranges from fonts and colors to custom toolbar buttons and even file icons and program associations. And every bit of it is fully portable. Even the dark mode.

It’s Responsive
Your customer voice is listened to and taken seriously, most of the time you get instant feedback, and your wish might actually get implemented sooner than you’d think.

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