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Tablacus Explorer is a free tabbed file manager.

• - Tabbed interface
  - Flexible layouts
  - Customizable html appearance
  - Customizable association, menus, keys, mouse gestures, alias
  - Customizable scripts work
  - Save the configuration to xml
  - Multiple language and Unicode support
  - 64-bit(x64 Edition) and 32-bit(x86 Edition) versions are available

http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~gakana/tablacus ... er_en.html

Tablacus Explorer is @ V11.12.13 (released Dec. 13, 2011)

http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~gakana/tablacus ... er_en.html

Tablacus Explorer V12.1.21 available. Source code made available too.

12.1.21 Changed the specifications of the folder tree
12.1.15 Minor adjustments
12.1.9 Columns can now be set
12.1.1 Menu addition
11.12.13 Open source

http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~gakana/tablacus ... er_en.html

Tablacus Explorer is at version 12.11.25. Recent changes:

12.11.25 Fix minor bugs
12.7.22 Has been changed to Standard mode from Quirks mode Rendering mode.
12.4.8 Adjusted the multiple launch.
12.3.25 Adjusted the command-line processing.
12.3.18 Adjusted the details
12.3.6 Added the ability to put add-ons for each split-pane.
12.2.26 Added the ability to open a folder in the menu.
12.2.21 Adjusted the details
12.2.19 Added the ability of Multi-threading and Tab groups
12.2.12 Adjustments in the Windows 2000.
12.2.6 Added the ability to install add-on.
12.2.5 Added the ability to check for updates.
12.1.29 Strengthening of OLE. Added the ability of History.

http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~gakana/tablacus ... er_en.html

Tablacus Explorer is at version 13.3.24.

http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~gakana/tablacus ... er_en.html

Dl @ http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~gakana/tablacus/dl/te130324.zip

Dig the simplicity ... license is MIT.

Tablacus Explorer v14.11.1 released (changelog at http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~gakana/tablacus/history/).

Tablacus Explorer is at version 15.7.27.

http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~gakana/tablacus ... er_en.html

Tablacus Explorer is at version 15.11.27

http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~gakana/tablacus ... er_en.html

Tablacus Explorer v16.1.14 released (full changelog at http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~gakana/tablacus/history/).

Tablacus Explorer is at version 16.4.26

http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~gakana/tablacus ... er_en.html

I added Tablacus Explorer to the database, please vote.
If you think that the screen-shot I attached is improper or misleading (I have installed several plug-ins that extend program's functionality), please tell me to change it or do it yourself.

smaragdus wrote:I added Tablacus Explorer to the database, please vote.

Thank you so much for doing that, voted

@I am Baas

Thanks for your vote! Tablacus Explorer is a good alternative to Q-Dir.

Do you know what does this button do (it looks like a tag button) and which plug-in enables it?


I am still learning Tablacus Explorer, it is not extremely easy to customize, however with the help of plug-ins it can become very flexible. For example Everything can be nicely integrated into Tablacus Explorer.

smaragdus wrote:Do you know what does this button do (it looks like a tag button) and which plug-in enables it?

That white button is the label function. It is used to add, remove or edit custom tags for files & folders, either individually or by batch. Screenshot below: To display the white button at Tablacus Explorer's toolbar, install add-on (1), followed by add-on (2) -- see below. To view the label attribute for files/folders, tick 'Label' for the column view.

• 1) Label v1.14 (07 Aug 2016)
• Adds tagging function, access via context menu (access location can be configured via add-on's options)

• 2) Label Button v1.04 (01 Feb 2016)
• Displays Label button at toolbar
• Prerequisite: Label add-on (see 1)

Issue: I found that if you move or copy the already "labelled" items to another location (eg. between 2 folders on the same partition, or between partitions on same drive), they lose their respective labels. However, the custom labels previously added to Tablacus Explorer's label pool still exist. So you can re-add the same labels again, but it's very troublesome.

There is also the following related add-on, which I suppose adds a secondary label to categorize primary labels into groups. But I haven't really explored how it functions. Seems that it is only accessible via the add-on's options.

• 3) Label Groups v1.01 (18 Dec 2015)
• Description: "Group management of the label"
• Prerequisite: Label add-on (see 1)