If you like fast apps, maybe check out FilePilot, a Windows explorer alternative.
It's amazingly fast, though it's missing some features and will be really expensive when it leaves beta.
It's amazingly fast, though it's missing some features and will be really expensive when it leaves beta.
Thank you for posting this, and if you have any other speedy apps you'd recommend I'd welcome suggestions. Mine top suggestions are Speedcrunch [0] (calculator app) and Everything [1] file search combined with Listary [2]
[0] https://github.com/ruphy/speedcrunch
[1] https://www.voidtools.com/
(For reference, I've tried Total Commander, DOpus, Files, Explorer XP, XY Explorer, Explorer ++, FreeCommander, Double Commander, Q-Dir)
I learned about File Pilot (whose author posts here: https://x.com/vkrajacic) from Casey Muratori (https://x.com/cmuratori) who pushed it a bunch because he loves fast things.
Mostly users interact with the explorer in this scenario to open/save a file in ‘BrowserOS’
It's a little unclear what you mean exactly. Do you want the browsing experience changed for the system's file open/save dialogs? i.e. a third-party file explorer opens instead with all of it's features.