Microsoft have simply promised something that is going to please plenty of users. The Explorer user interface has been due for a redesign for eons it looks, and news that is good is that it's eventually coming.
While the various Windows 10 Technical Preview builds that have bene do indeed include a couple of small developments like the share that is current -- we can expect some big changes by time the ultimate model makes its introduction.
Gabriel Aul, the Windows Insider leader has merely shown on Twitter that more changes to File Explorer are planned, though he's not supplied any special pointers.
Here is what he on the issue:
Cool! Explorer UX is in prog, you'll see more good there.
-- Gabriel Aul (@GabeAul)
And we'll take it.
Sure, it's pretty much conjecture at this time, what Microsoft would implement in the File Explorer but a whole couple of attributes have been getting voted up about the Windows UserVoice page. Take a peek at some of the ideas .
Tab support, for instance, is one public demand that's not quite cold, with upwards of 20,000 votes.
Already accessible via third party file managers, something such as this would let users the power to work with folders and multiple files in once.
Tabs would just be dandy, even if nothing else gets revised.
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