QuickMove
Right-click a file and it goes where that kind of file belongs. QuickMove is a rules-based file mover for Windows. The first time it meets a new kind of file the Rule Wizard builds the rule with you, by name, extension or pattern (regular expressions included); after that the move happens without a prompt. Files that fit no rule get a list of your favourite folders. Every move is in a history with undo, multi-step included. Rules can be overridden or edited from the context menu, can route files into sub-folders by name, and can rename an existing file in the target folder out of the way instead of overwriting it. The optional Automation plugin (US$24.99) watches folders such as Downloads and applies your rules by itself. Works from the Windows 11 first-page context menu. One-off US$29.99 licence with free minor updates; free edition and a 7-day trial. Windows 7 SP1 to 11 and Windows Server 2012 R2 and above. Email support within 24 hours.
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Folder Hub
Folder Hub functions similarly to a floating Finder and cleverly utilizes the notch on your Mac.
When you move your cursor to the notch area of your Mac, a window will pop up, floating above other windows, and you can use it almost the same way you use Finder.
You can drag files into your workspace.
You can double-click to folders.
You can right-click to open the menu and sort items.
You can drag and move files around.
However, unlike Finder, to use Folder Hub, you first need to create a workspace that contains the folders you frequently access, such as Desktop, Downloads, etc. Once your workspace is created, you can instantly access these folders in a floating window format.
Advantages of Folder Hub Over Finder:
Floating Window Accessibility: Folder Hub presents a floating window that’s always at your disposal. There's no need to move current windows around, expose the desktop, or drag files manually from the desktop.
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Shrestha Files Pro X
A modern dual-pane file manager with tabs and colorful themes for Windows 11 and Windows 10 devices. If you are looking for a dual-pane file manager with tabs and colorful themes, look no further: Shrestha Files Pro X is here with a modern and minimalist design to supercharge your productivity! Get it from the Microsoft Store now. Fluent design matching the look and feel of Windows 11 and Windows 10. Standard single pane mode for all users or advanced dual pane mode for power users. Drop files and/or folders inside a tab or inside a folder within a tab. Automatically saves and restores open tabs, view types per tab, pane size, etc. Search to find items in the current folder and sub-folders. Simple list, detailed list, small grid, medium grid, large grid, and tiles. Internal viewers for text and image files. The tabbed interface is similar to web browsers. Move tabs from one pane to another. Standard colorful themes and custom themes by users.
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Windows File Explorer
File Explorer is the default file manager on Windows operating systems.
File Explorer in Windows 11 helps you get the files you need quickly and easily.
To check it out in Windows 11, select it on the taskbar or the Start menu, or press the Windows logo key + E on your keyboard.
How to use File Explorer:
To pin a folder to Quick access, right-click (or press and hold) the folder and select Pin to Quick access.
To share a file, select it, then select Share on the ribbon.
To move the location of a file or folder, select it and then select Cut on the ribbon. Navigate to the new location, then select Paste.
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