BrightExplorer Adds Clutter-Reducing Tabs To Windows Explorer

BrightExplorer Adds Clutter-Reducing Tabs To Windows Explorer

Windows: Tabs in our web browsers are now the norm, and there’s no reason other apps shouldn’t follow suit. BrightExplorer adds tabs to Windows Explorer to make it easy to work with multiple folders simultaneously.

We’ve previously looked at Clover. While BrightExplorer does much the same job, it’s always nice to have a choice of applications. BrightExplorer plays nicely with existing keyboard shortcuts, so you can stick with pressing Windows + E to open a new tab.

In fact, this is just about all you have to do to use BrightExplorer. Press the shortcut a few times and you’ll have a number of tabs to work with, each of which operates independently of the others. It’s a simple application that offers little in the way of fancy extras — you can organise frequently used tabs into a list of favourites for easy access.

Click the link below to grab a copy of the program for Windows 7 and 8. It is free, but you can purchase add-ons that unlock options such as the ability to drag tabs out into a separate window.

BrightExplorer [BrightNewWorlds]


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