Frigate Standard

Usually the better you organize your desktop, the faster you access files and programs of interest. Although Windows gives you enough flexibility and ease of access, there are countless other alternatives packed with more features. One of them is Frigate Standard and lets you manage a handful of operations that stretch beyond file arrangement.

The main window is fitted with an abundance of tabs and functions stored in the upper toolbar, while the rest of the space is used to display a two-panel file explorer. Navigation is clearly enhanced, with context menu entries providing more features than the default one, but letting you access them too.

Drag and drop is supported, both inside a single panel, as well as in between. Other basic operations include moving, renaming, removing, several selection types or sharing via email. You can open up multiple file managers that are accessed through their corresponding tab entry.

When you're happy with arrangement, operations at your disposal let you compare files and folders or initiate a synchronization task to keep content of two directories updated. File support is also a plus, and you get convinced when stumbling upon the image converter that handles an abundance of formats.

There's an integrated web browser to further reduce the need of other programs. Similar to file managers, you can keep multiple instances active for more variety. Your default browser's favorites are automatically imported, but you can also add new entries.

Frigate Standard comes as a powerful alternative to basic navigation methods. Although you can only keep two active panels, tab support greatly enhances flexibility. A large variety of file management and leisure tools, such as image processing, are at your fingertips and even a built-in web browser, making it worth a try overall.