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I didn't see anything about this after performing a search through the forums, so if something like this has been posted already I'm sorry. But anyways...
When using firefox do you constantly have 9 tabs going, and are constantly wondering how you got along without them? Well now your efficiency/laziness can extend to windows explorer. A program called QTTabBar does it for you. It's a very small (482kb) download, and it's quite worth it. There is a slew of options to be set, and I find the program quite useful. I had always wanted something like this when I needed to move a group of files back a folder or something, especially if the folder was like 15 directories in.
The only downside I've noticed is that you have to use its navigational buttons, because using the windows back button returns to the originally opened directory. But a quick hide of the standard buttons toolbar and a relocation of QT's buttons fixed that.
You can get it here.
When using firefox do you constantly have 9 tabs going, and are constantly wondering how you got along without them? Well now your efficiency/laziness can extend to windows explorer. A program called QTTabBar does it for you. It's a very small (482kb) download, and it's quite worth it. There is a slew of options to be set, and I find the program quite useful. I had always wanted something like this when I needed to move a group of files back a folder or something, especially if the folder was like 15 directories in.
The only downside I've noticed is that you have to use its navigational buttons, because using the windows back button returns to the originally opened directory. But a quick hide of the standard buttons toolbar and a relocation of QT's buttons fixed that.
You can get it here.
