If you want to move or copy different files from different folders into a single folder, you can collect them all in a Drop List, a smarter clipboard, before moving or copying. You can drag a file and drop it to a folder 5 levels up. The smart drag & drop in One Commander works better. Not sure how useful it will be, but it sounds interesting enough to make a better work flow or something? Smart Drag & Dropįile moving and copying in classic File Explorer in Windows isn’t that intuitive.
Just see the animated GIF above to get the idea how it works. I guess this indeed is more efficient than a search feature in Windows, doesn’t it? “To Do” tasks in any folder Press * or Backspace to clear the filter. Pressing a keyboard letter anytime filters the current list of files and folders. Better, if the folder list become too narrow, hovering on it will automatically expand it so you don’t have to do the horizontal scrolling anymore.Įven better, if a folder name or file name doesn’t fit panel size, it will be intelligently shortened with a more human-friendly name. One Commander can automatically resize all folder levels to fit available space that’s assigned to it. It doesn’t matter how big or small your screen is. If you are navigating a folder structure that consists of at least 5 levels of folders, what’s better than having all 5 levels all presented right in front of your eyes? The nested tabs on different file levels just make folder structure clearly visible to you. And here are a few of them I like the most. There are a lot of new eye-opening features included in this Windows Explorer alternative. One Commander, previously called bitCommander, a Kickstarter funded project, is a re-imagined slick-looking File Explorer for Windows with improved functionality and new ways of folder navigation and file manipulation.
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