XYplorer Beta Club

I agree. I even cancelled my subscription.

Looks like they have added a new category at slant, "What are the best file managers for windows 10?":
https://www.slant.co/topics/14789/~file ... windows-10
The old category "What are the best file managers for Windows?" still exists, well...
If you have the time give XY a thumbs up, it's just a click, and it helps.

There is also a new (?) category "What is the best method to find duplicate files in Windows 10?":
https://www.slant.co/topics/9233/~metho ... windows-10
XY is missing here. I will add it later today, I strongly think it belongs.

Friday, June 18th 2021, 17:00 UTC+1, there is some discussion about XY and TC on Twitch TV. It's probably in Spanish, and you have to have an account:
https://www.twitch.tv/bimrras

The community isn't needless yet ...
2nd run with the spell-corrected question.



Nevertheless, it's fun to play with it.

Love it!

What a nice surprise.

v24.40.0205 - 2023-06-01 15:00
+ Configuration | General | Tree and List | List: Added option "Wrap-around list".
Check this box to jump to the first/last item on KeyDown/Up when the focus is
currently on the last/first item. Note that KeyPageDown/Up behaves the same way in
this situation.

Thanks for addition.

https://geekflare.com/de/windows-file-managers/ (May 17, 2024)

[translated from German:]

Final thoughts
In my opinion, XYplorer is the best all-round file manager that offers both tabbed browsing and a two-pane view and has all the advanced features you need for everyday file management.

Interestingly, the article seems to be translated to German (and not checked afterwards). The heading for Directory Opus is named "Verzeichnis Opus", Verzeichnis as the translation for Directory

An older English (original) version can be found here: https://geekflare.com/windows-file-managers/, dated from November 2022.

Best regards

Oh, wow! Thank you for noticing that! The information on the internet is becoming a huge and growing pile of garbage. It takes forensic methods to dig up some traces of the truth.

hi! i took this screenshot from the current edition of "Computer act!ve" magazine. i was sad to see their verdict :

Comparing it to Files.

Don't pay for Affinity Photo when you can have MS Paint for free ...

Unfortunately, the random tech new tuber army is more and more accompanied by random tech writers.

Come on, they never really tested it (KI written?).
Too many buttons with unclear functionality...
Yeah, it probably was to difficult for them to right click the toolbar and show button captions?

Not only scripting seems too advanced for the average tester, even the most basic configuration stuff is^^

I think there wasn't enough space to print the full verdict: "Don't pay for it unless you want top performance, features, portability, and customizability."

That review above should have being named: "Should i get smart or keep average". Not being able to pay and searching for alternatives is one thing, but trying to shit on cool powerful-featured tool is way another. Looks like either paid or "kid got in touch with a Tool, while being used to toys".

GreetingsFromPoland wrote: ↑28 May 2024 22:24 hi! i took this screenshot from the current edition of "Computer act!ve" magazine. i was sad to see their verdict :
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I fully agree with you.
They compare XY with a tool like Files which misses all what real file mangers can do today.