Key features of Listary include:
1. Favorite and Recent Folders: Users can quickly access their most-used folders and files, even deeply nested ones, using simple keystrokes. Recent files and folders from Windows Explorer, as well as from Open/Save dialog boxes, are readily available, with the most recently opened file highlighted for convenience.
2. Quick Switch: Listary displays currently opened folders across all applications for easy access.
3. Find as You Type: This powerful feature allows users to navigate large lists of files and folders effortlessly. By typing any part of an item's name, Listary highlights matching items in real-time. Users can also use spaces as wildcards to aid in locating files.
4. Access from Anywhere: Listary can be accessed through various methods, including mouse middle-click, hotkeys, tray icon, or double-clicking on an empty area in Explorer or standard file dialogs, making it incredibly user-friendly.
5. Excellent Keyboard Support: Users can perform searches, navigate through lists, and execute commands entirely using the keyboard, allowing for a more streamlined workflow.
6. Total Commander Integration: Listary can integrate with Total Commander, enabling the replacement of file dialogs and adding Total Commander directory menu items to Listary's Favorites for quick access.
7. Change Directory: Users can enrich their file browsing experience by switching directories by typing the path or folder name, with an auto-completer providing options for faster navigation.
With these features, Listary significantly enhances productivity for users dealing with extensive files and folders, making file management more intuitive and efficient.
As an extension to the existing capabilities, future updates could potentially introduce cloud storage integration, allowing users to access files stored in various cloud services directly through Listary. Additionally, incorporating advanced filtering options and customizable themes could further enhance user experience and flexibility in file management
Listary 6.3.5.94 released
Key features of Listary include:
1. Favorite and Recent Folders: Users can quickly access their most-used folders and files, even deeply nested ones, using simple keystrokes. Recent files and folders from Windows Explorer, as well as from Open/Save dialog boxes, are readily available, with the most recently opened file highlighted for convenience.
2. Quick Switch: Listary displays currently opened folders across all applications for easy access.
3. Find as You Type: This powerful feature allows users to navigate large lists of files and folders effortlessly. By typing any part of an item's name, Listary highlights matching items in real-time. Users can also use spaces as wildcards to aid in locating files.
4. Access from Anywhere: Listary can be accessed through various methods, including mouse middle-click, hotkeys, tray icon, or double-clicking on an empty area in Explorer or standard file dialogs, making it incredibly user-friendly.
5. Excellent Keyboard Support: Users can perform searches, navigate through lists, and execute commands entirely using the keyboard, allowing for a more streamlined workflow.
6. Total Commander Integration: Listary can integrate with Total Commander, enabling the replacement of file dialogs and adding Total Commander directory menu items to Listary's Favorites for quick access.
7. Change Directory: Users can enrich their file browsing experience by switching directories by typing the path or folder name, with an auto-completer providing options for faster navigation.
With these features, Listary significantly enhances productivity for users dealing with extensive files and folders, making file management more intuitive and efficient.
As an extension to the existing capabilities, future updates could potentially introduce cloud storage integration, allowing users to access files stored in various cloud services directly through Listary. Additionally, incorporating advanced filtering options and customizable themes could further enhance user experience and flexibility in file management
