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Computer File Explorer

Sheimi

Version
1.9.b100
Size
26.9 MB
License
Free
Updated
May 22, 2026

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About Computer File Explorer

A file manager for Android that works like your desktop—Computer File Explorer puts powerful file management right at your fingertips. Organize documents, browse folders, and handle multiple tasks simultaneously with multi-tab support, making file management on mobile feel familiar and efficient.

Manage files exactly as you would on a computer. Copy, paste, and move files and folders with intuitive gestures. The built-in application manager lets you review installed apps, uninstall programs, and access system settings for any application directly from the explorer. Whether you're organizing photos, documents, or other data, you'll have full control over your device's file system.

Work with any media type seamlessly. The integrated media viewer and player support photos, music, and videos, so you can preview content without switching apps. Built-in ZIP support means you can archive files for storage or extract compressed folders on the go—no separate tools needed.

Access files beyond your device with network connections. Connect to PCs via SMB, or use FTP and SFTP protocols to reach shared documents and remote servers. This makes Computer File Explorer ideal for work that spans multiple devices and locations.

The app stays free with optional, non-intrusive ads that you can quickly close or disable in Settings. Best of all, there are no ads while you're actively working—keeping your focus on the task at hand. Computer File Explorer delivers desktop-grade file management without unnecessary distractions.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Multi-tab support enables organizing and managing multiple folders simultaneously
  • Built-in media viewer and player eliminate switching between apps for photos and videos
  • Network access via SMB, FTP, and SFTP connects to PCs and remote servers
  • Integrated ZIP compression and extraction handles archives without separate tools

Cons

  • Ad-supported model requires closing or disabling ads in settings to reduce interruptions
  • App manager and system settings access may pose security risks if misused
  • Network file access over FTP and SFTP requires manual server configuration and troubleshooting
  • File operations and gestures may feel unfamiliar to users accustomed to touch-optimized mobile interfaces

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