JumpListsView

JumpListsView shows information stored in the "Jump Lists" feature in Windows 7 and 8. These lists keep track of recently opened files and folders and let you pin any items to the taskbar for quick access.

You can save the program's executable file in any part of the hard drive or a USB flash disk, in order to directly launch JumpListsView on any computer. Although it doesn't require DLL files or edit registry settings, you should know that it creates a .cfg configuration file at exit, placing it in the same location as the .exe.

It adopts a user-friendly interface, where the recently accessed items are immediately listed in the main window at launch. You can check out the name, full path, record time, date of creation, last modification and access, attributes, size, entry and application ID for each file.

The details of one or more selected entries can be copied to the Clipboard or saved to file with the text, tab-delimited CSV, HTML or XML extension. Before doing so, you can hide any unnecessary columns, show grid lines and mark odd and even rows, as well as display global time instead of local.

Moreover, you can set a custom location to load jump lists information from, use a basic search function to quickly track down a specific item, as well as look up details on Google by the application ID.

No error dialogs popped up in our tests, and the software program didn't hang or crash. It left a small footprint on system resources, running on low CPU and RAM.

The bottom line is that JumpListsView provides you with a simple solution for viewing the recently opened files and folders to determine the time of specific events, among other details, and it can be seamlessly handled by anyone.