Windows 10: Is Microsoft Ignoring One of the Top User Requests for Windows 10?

It's making it much easier to navigate through explorer.

 

Yes, especially with the fly-outs and previews! *Smile

 

That part is the best feature.. IMO

 

Just to add to Edwin's post, the original developer of QTTab bar (Quizo Apps) has been back working on it for quite some time now with the latest version 1029 built on 25/8/2015.

The one that's available on Source Forge is a fork that someone developed back when the original dev Quizo stopped developing QTTab bar but the fork version was last updated in 2013.

I'd highly recommend using Quizo's version as it's up to date and has a lot more features and works perfectly in Windows 10, so grab it from his site:

QTTabBar - QuizoApps

 

+1 for that, I love Total Commander.

 

@ RamboMcMutNutts
Thanks for the heads up! I was totally unaware of that!
Better do my 'homework' next time! *Wink

 

Ha! I only know because I have been a user for many years, I started with the Quizo version, then the fork and now back to Quizo *Biggrin

 

just fix this onedrive nonsense and i'll be happy. progressively, on more and more computers when i open a file, or copy a file, i get this damn issue of the file not syncing to the cloud. about to try other cloud options after much failed troubleshooting

 

if mickysour hasn't incorporated tabs into windows explorer by now they're not going to. it's ashame really cause it would use less resources than using a 3rd party app to do it. on a side not now that 10 has been out awhile has anyone run across app for tabs that actually works in 10? not a explorer replacement or a stand-alone explorer type app.

 

I still prefer snapping 2 File explorers and drag and drop one session to the other. Can't see TABs helping drag and drop unless you could have 2 tabs active. Other wise you would have to make sure you tab is active then right clock and click the file to be copied then avtivated the second tab and right click and paste.

 

actually with clover no problem with dragging to copy or move to another tab on that explorer window. no problem in having multiple explorer windows open each with their own set of tabs. clover is the one i love out of all the ones i tested under 8/8.1. it just now needs to be made to work with 10.

 

Been a long time user of xplorer2 lite and really don't use the tabs as the dual pane layout for drag and dropping suits me.

But I have switched to Q-Dir now as xplorer2 was not keeping up with win 10 unless you paid for their 64 bit version.

I vote for dual panes (Q-Dir can got to four) over tabs.

 

QTTab bar is what your looking for.

 

For dual panel 7Zip is enough for me, to get four I just run 2 instances.

 

Quizo's fork of Qttabbar lets you:
a. have not just 1, not just 2, but even 3 panes besides the navigation pane... however I wouldn't recommend 3- it's messy. (2's fine, 3's a crowd).
b. colour many areas of the explorer window (and hence control panel) so you don't have glaring near-white backgrounds.
c. appears to be stable

It was a relief to get the backgrounds matching everything else and reduce eye-strain.

That said, I use XYplorer (1 or dual pane +navigation pane) mostly, but inevitably run into explorer from time to time.