The system is also called SMB or Microsoft Windows Network, and can access shared folders on computers connected to LAN, or even remote server if it supports SMB protocol. X-plore can display shared folders on other computers in LAN (local area network). All standard file operations can be done on FTP server. FTP and FTPS serversĪccess to FTP and FTPS (secure FTP) servers is supported. More information on X-plore Documentation.

It’s suitable for finding space hogs and seeing what consumes most space. This is overview of disk and shows folders and files sorted by their size. You may explore internals of the device, and if you’re power user and have your device rooted, you can make changes to system data – backup files, remove unwanted applications, etc. This offers clear orientation on where in file system you currently are, and fast switching to other location.Ĭurrently selected folder and files are highlighted, while other folders/files have slightly darker background. Traditional copy/paste system is also available.Īnd X-plore shows folder hierarchy in a tree view. X-plore is a dual-pane explorer, which means that there are two folders shown at same time, and common operation such as copying files are done from one pane to another. Highlighted functions Dual-pane tree view Marked features are paid – donation need to be sent through Google Play Store:Ģ) donation of value at least 3 beers (may be also combination of 2+1 beers, or cake+coffee) Hide folders that you don’t want to see.

Share – send files by Bluetooth, email, or other way supported by device.Search files in folders (also in archives or in search results).Multi-selection – always available, yet not disturbing.Ability to clear default application handlers.Thumbnails for images and video as well as for various file types (depending on associated application).Fast Image viewer with zoom and slide to previous/next images in folder.Built-in viewers for images, audio, text.

Seamless work with Zip (as with normal folder).

SSH File Transfer (SFTP) and SSH Shell 2).

Cloud storage access: Google Drive, OneDrive,, Dropbox, Box, Webdav and others.

FTP, FTPS, LAN (SMB/Samba), DLNA/UPnP servers.

Disk Map – see which files consume most space on your disk 2).

Root access (on a rooted device), also allowing changes to read-only files.

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