Want to move among several folders without opening a separate window for each one? Tablacus Explorer keeps locations in tabs and lets you shape its file-management controls with add-ons and custom settings.
Folder tabs and file columns
Open different folder locations as tabs in one Tablacus Explorer window, then switch between them as you work. This keeps folders for sorting, copying, or comparing nearby without filling the desktop with separate file-manager windows.
The interface can show columns for total file size and label. Unicode and multiple language support are included, and the program provides controls for file associations, menus, keyboard keys, mouse gestures, and aliases.
Add-ons and custom controls
Tablacus Explorer uses add-ons to extend its features. Add-ons are managed through the Get Add-ons command in Options, so you can add functions to the existing file manager and configure supported controls around the way you work.
- Customize menus, key bindings, and mouse gestures.
- Set up file associations and aliases.
- Choose add-ons to extend the interface and its functions.
Portable folder and settings
The program is portable and can run from an extracted folder. If it is kept in a write-protected location such as Program Files, its settings are saved under the user’s AppData folder instead. Options includes a control for initializing the configuration folder.
Pros
- Tabbed folders keep multiple locations in one window
- Add-ons extend and customize the file manager
- Menus, keyboard shortcuts, mouse gestures, and aliases are configurable
- Portable operation does not require an installation
System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11 · 32-bit and 64-bit
How does Tablacus Explorer handle several open folders?
It displays folder locations as tabs in one window, so you can switch among them without opening a separate window for each.
How do I add features to Tablacus Explorer?
Open Options and use Get Add-ons to find and manage add-ons.
Can I change the way its controls work?
Yes. You can customize menus, keyboard keys, mouse gestures, file associations, and aliases.
