What it solves
Explorer layout
Best for users who compare folders, move files between services, or work on compact displays.
Dual pane by default
Open a source on the left and a destination on the right, then copy, move, or drag files with clear context.
Single pane when needed
Switch to one active pane for narrow screens, focused browsing, or support sessions.
Pane memory
Each pane keeps its current source, path, sort, and view preferences so you can return to work quickly.
Local and cloud mixed
Pair local folders with S3, R2, SFTP, FTP, Dropbox, OneDrive, pCloud, WebDAV, or Synology.
How it works
Typical workflow
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Step 1
Open File Explorer from the sidebar.
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Step 2
Choose a local drive or cloud connection for each pane.
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Step 3
Use copy, move, drag-drop, or context menu actions.
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Step 4
Change layout under Settings -> Appearance when you want single-pane mode.
Options
Important details
Good for verification
Side-by-side panes make it easier to compare source and destination before starting a large transfer.
Good for accessibility
Single-pane mode reduces density when a user needs larger content or a smaller window.
Good for support
Pane state, breadcrumbs, and clear source labels make remote troubleshooting simpler.