If you don't have at least one file explorer installed on your
device, then I'm not sure how you actually use it (if you an even call
it "using"). However, there are a veritable plethora of file managers in
the Store, so choosing one as your primary can be a real task.
If you're on the side of the fence that most of us here at AP are, and have tried nearly every reasonable-looking file manager in the Play Store, then you've probably gotten to the point where you don't even check out new offerings any more, right? That's exactly how I was about an hour ago, before we found Solid Explorer Beta. I'm just going get it out of the way now: this is the most full-featured file manager I've ever used on an Android device. And it's awesome.
Just to give you an idea of what SE can do, here's a look at its feature list:
Aside from that one issue, everything else works as advertised (did for me, anyway). The two-pane view is excellent, drag and drop works flawlessly, indexed search is incredible - the list goes on and on. One of the best things about this app, however, is the cloud integration (Box/Dropbox), so you don't have to navigate your cloud app, download a file, and then go back to the file manager to actually manipulate or execute it.
The app is free in the Play Store - I highly recommend give it a shot.
If you're on the side of the fence that most of us here at AP are, and have tried nearly every reasonable-looking file manager in the Play Store, then you've probably gotten to the point where you don't even check out new offerings any more, right? That's exactly how I was about an hour ago, before we found Solid Explorer Beta. I'm just going get it out of the way now: this is the most full-featured file manager I've ever used on an Android device. And it's awesome.
Just to give you an idea of what SE can do, here's a look at its feature list:
- Two independent panels for browsing
- Drag and Drop inside and between panels
- FTP, SFTP and SMB/CIFS clients
- File sharing via FTP
- Support for ZIP, TAR.GZ, TAR.BZ2 and RAR archives
- Creating ZIP and TAR archives
- Dropbox and Box support
- Bookmarks
- Root access
- Indexed search, also available from the system (that means that you can search for files from the Google Search widget/app)
- Detailed file and directory information
- Multi language support
- Image preview on remote places
- Ability to set a cloud service as default panel
- Holo themes
Aside from that one issue, everything else works as advertised (did for me, anyway). The two-pane view is excellent, drag and drop works flawlessly, indexed search is incredible - the list goes on and on. One of the best things about this app, however, is the cloud integration (Box/Dropbox), so you don't have to navigate your cloud app, download a file, and then go back to the file manager to actually manipulate or execute it.
The app is free in the Play Store - I highly recommend give it a shot.
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