Is there a file explorer app with optional directory?

[wuiyang]

file explorer app with optional directory

i remembered i saw a post about file explorer apps, and i found that one of the apps are allowed to type in custom directory (eg: type in "SD:\file\customFile_typed_in_here)

I've tried to find back the post, but I've deleted browser history, I've commented on that post, but was unable to find it through the post.

Is there an app for it?

 

[Harrie-S]

Files&Folders Pro ?
http://m.windowscentral.com/files-and-folders-pro-our-myappfree-deal-week

 

[wuiyang]

Files&Folders Pro ?
Files and Folders Pro is our myAppFree deal of the week | Windows Central

I want an app that you are allowed to type in directory, like windows explorer, type in C:\[my_hidden_foldername] will allowed to enter the folder

 

[lbeezy2188]

Re: file explorer app with optional directory

There is a files app made by Microsoft called Files in the app store.. Not sure if its only for WP tho

 

[a5cent]

I want an app that you are allowed to type in directory, like windows explorer, type in C:\[my_hidden_foldername] will allowed to enter the folder

There is no such app, unless you are talking about developer tools that help with debugging. Could that be it?

MS' Files app lets you browse and manage the six public folders for documents, pictures, etc, but no app will give you access to anything outside that...

 

[Harrie-S]

Re: file explorer app with optional directory

Dear Wuiang,
About your first post.
Did you see this in WC and did you make a comment in this post in the past. If you use WC on your PC and you are logged in you can see under forums on which post you participated. Or not?

 

[wuiyang]

Re: file explorer app with optional directory

Dear Wuiang,
About your first post.
Did you see this in WC and did you make a comment in this post in the past. If you use WC on your PC and you are logged in you can see under forums on which post you participated. Or not?

yes i know that, but the post were deleted (the entire post/thread)