The app can also be set to use the system’s predefined file-opening app. Images, audio, video, and text files may open in their dedicated viewers. With multiple file selections, you can process many files quickly.
Users can navigate files and folders by touching the screen, clicking to open them, or long-clicking to open a context menu with additional actions for the currently selected item or all items. DB files can be viewed as an expandable list of tables. Viewing, copying, moving, deleting, compressing, zipping, extracting, renaming, and sharing are basic file management tasks. You can encrypt and unlock private files with Vault. The built-in music player lets you listen anywhere. Terminal emulation and SSH file transfer are supported. It can display LAN-shared folder contents. Syncing with a computer lets you manage Android storage from your desk. This simple app manager lets you manage Android files over WiFi. The information stored in the device’s internal memory or a removable USB memory stick can be viewed with little effort. As a regular user, you have the option of shielding the system’s internal memory from prying eyes. You can look into the hardware and software of the device, and if you’re an advanced user, you can even make changes to the system data, such as making backups or erasing unused apps. The app also provides a tree view of the folder structure for quick orientation and location changes. This explorer has two windows side by side, so you can view two different folders simultaneously and switch between them as needed. With X-plore, you can take an in-depth look at your Android device.
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