Use the directory tree in the Explorer address line!
It is easy to activate the directory tree in the Explorer address bar and use it on Windows 11, 10, ... Desktop and MS Server!
Using the directory tree in the address line is very popular and saves space on smaller screens. If you use 4 Explorer, the Explorer views have the advantage of using the directory tree without losing space and can also quickly benefit from the classic and modern address line. without the usual navigation via the Explorer directory tree!
Easy switch in Q-Dir the Explorer Adress bars to One-4-All on Windows 11, 10, 8.1, Desktop and Server OS Info: If you use multiple explorer tabs or else
It is easy to display all subfolders in the file explorer view in all directory tree views with shortcuts Just as you sometimes want to expand the directory
It is easy to display all subfolders in the file explorer view in all directory tree views with shortcuts Just as you sometimes want to expand the directory
I think it is good that the directory tree is the English "Directory Tree" as a unique hierarchical structure in the address line with which you can quickly recognize the main or subdirectories or also known as the main folder of the subdirectories on the hard disk?
I can see the assignment of the directories to each other better via the address line, here the directories are indented in a staggered manner. This results in a tree-like structure in the address bar of all 4 Explorer paths / drives can jump to the folders in the directory tree faster?
Do you think it's great that an address line is available for each file window, every Explorer, Windows paths are displayed in the file window, wonder if the position of the address line can be defined in the settings and colors for the address line?
I click the drive button, the drive button opens in a menu, with the available drives, is there still a directory structure in File Explorer for Windows?
I can clearly see the drives and folders in the address line with a backslash, I have always missed a directory tree in the address line that it can quickly jump to the workstation in the Explorer address line directory tree or directly to the drives or folder?
Search the settings for directory structure in the free area of the address line, I have to click on a menu item or Settings so that they open, or on the drive icon?
