MediaFire Explorer

First launched in 2006, MediaFire remains, to this day, one of the most well-known file-hosting platforms in the world. Offering up to 10 GB of free upload to registered users, an easy-to-use and familiar interface, and intuitive public and private sharing features, it’s no wonder that it remains popular, despite competition from many cloud giants.

If you like to keep your photos, music or even documents on MediaFire, then you would probably be interested in an application that allows you to use the platform directly from your desktop. One such application is MediaFire Explorer.

Though it isn’t an official app, MediaFire Explorer seems to be able to get the job done. After you login into your account, you can easily browse your folders, find your files using various search filters, move, copy, or delete content, and even share it privately or publicly, as you would do from the MediaFire website.

Unfortunately, the interface isn’t as well-designed as the online platform. Actually, it doesn’t seem like the developer tried to mimic the website in any way; even the blue tones that he used for the app’s design don’t match the ones from the website. While this isn’t a good or bad thing, there will certainly be users who may be discouraged by the design differences.

If for whatever reason you want to manage your MediaFire account from your desktop rather than from a web browser, then you could find MediaFire Explorer helpful. But even though the features work well, the program isn’t quite as stable as it should be, as I’ve encountered a few minor graphical bugs during testing.

If you’re already a fan MediaFire’s functions and interface, then MediaFire Explorer may not be the desktop solution that you’re looking for.