Camelot

File Explorer is the most popular file manager on Windows computers, but this does not mean it does not have its shortcomings. It can also be improved with extra functions, and Camelot is one of the alternatives.

One of the best features of Camelot is its portability. This is why you can just copy it to a removable device and easily run it on any computer you want to work on.

It helps you browse the folders found in the app's partition first, then you can simply type the drive letter you are interested in, and navigate to its location.

Camelot comes with a dual-panel view, so you can examine two directories at the same time, side by side. This allows you get a better perspective on their contents, along with their sub-folders.

Right-clicking the name of any file or folder shows a list with all the supported actions, so you can change any filename with ease. Opening your files does not seem to function at this time, so it is probably a feature in current development.

You can move or copy files by pressing the dedicated hotkeys, and removing one or more documents is also possible. On the downside, you cannot replace the default hotkeys with custom ones.

You need to keep in mind that the app does not display confirmation windows, so you should double-check your actions before performing them.

Camelot is a promising file manager, yet it is still rough around the edges. If you take the time to follow its evolution, it might become one of your favorite apps once it reaches its full potential.