CubicExplorer is a file manager/browser software. It's designed to be easy to use yet powerful to handle multiple directories at the same time. It uses tabbed browsing and bookmarks. It also has a build-in text editor which has highlighters for many different file types.
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Reviewing 0.95.0.1424 (Nov 22, 2011)
Very nice free explorer. Does everything I need so far. I've been disappointed by Q-Dir (tiny icons and refreshing problems) and Explorer++ (instability). This one has not disappointed me so far. Hope the Dev keeps it going, it could just a tad more improvements.
Just found a bug, or perhaps a bad feature:
The context menu does not show a complete list, eg. "Open with 7zip", "Scan with MalwareBytes", etc. It's a deal killer. The Dev. really should offer an X64 version.
Reviewing 0.90 Beta 2 (Mar 24, 2008)
Very nice start. This is one of the few file managers that actually implements shell folders and shell items... which I consider crucial to any Explorer clone.
I only have one or two gripes (text editor isn't integrated enough) and I can't wait for new versions.
Reviewing 0.90 Beta 2 (Mar 24, 2008)
While I am not prepared to give up XYplorer (http://fileforum.betanew...l/XYplorer/1011575143/1) just yet, I have to say that this is a fairly impressive little file manager. While not as robust as some of the others on the market (XYplorer, xplorer2, Total Commander and the massive Directory Opus, to name a few), it also certainly can't be accued of being "bloated."
I particularly like the breadcrumb interface, and the nesting of controlbars within the file tab.
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