File management can mean a lot of things, but depending on the task, it can be rather difficult to work with multiple Explorer windows. Up to this point, various alternatives got developed to enhance workflow, and in case you need a suitable example which can replace the classic Explorer, MyFinder might do the trick.

The application wants to make it easier to perform a great deal of file management operations, and even provide a comfortable navigation. On the bright side of things, this is accomplished through the dual pane navigator, with an additional bookmarks panel which further increases navigation comfort.

Navigation panes come with tab support, with the possibility to use them just like web browsers. The context menu isn’t the Windows default one, but it does hold similar elements. More than that, you can access the configuration panel in order to completely customize what functions are triggered through the context menu.

View modes make it easy to analyze different file types, such as cards, multimedia content, text documents, hexadecimal content, as well as image. There’s a built-in filter and search bar to help easily identify files of interest either by corresponding text strings, or file masks. Column headers in the navigation panel are sure to cover most demands.

Apart from the variety of file management options, there are some extra tools as well. As such, you’re able to rename multiple files, edit MP3 tags, compare folders, enable batch processing, compare content of files, identify and remove dupes, and configure your own hotkeys to minimize the effort required to navigate and trigger functions.

Bottom line is that MyFinder is a pretty useful tool which comes with an impressive variety of features to blend with most file management tasks. Different options and sections can be easily customized, while extra tools help extend practicality beyond just moving and renaming files, making this app definitely worth a try.