Hey everyone!
I just stumbled upon something super interesting while playing around with Windows File Explorer, and I wanted to share it with you all and get your insights!
Have any of you ever noticed that you can tweak the File Explorer ribbon to create custom tabs with your most-used commands, like in Microsoft Office? I had no idea this was possible until now! I found that you can add commands to the Quick Access Toolbar, but going beyond that, you can actually add new custom tabs with specific commands you use frequently.
For example, I’ve set up a “Photos” tab that holds commands like “Rotate,” “Set as Background,” and “Slideshow” because I often work with images. It feels like I’ve got my own personalized File Explorer that speeds up my workflow significantly.
Here’s the catch: I’m wondering if there are any hidden commands or features we can add that aren’t so obvious. Also, are there any power users or customization enthusiasts here who have other tips or tricks for optimizing File Explorer?
I’d love to hear your experiences and any cool customizations you’ve done! Let’s geek out over File Explorer enhancements and see what kind of productivity boosts we can uncover together. 🚀
Let’s share the exploration journey!
