QFSViewer

If you are a developer working on projects on different operating systems, then there is a fair chance that you are also handling advanced file types. Some, like the file system raw image files for instance, usually need specific tools or configuring various OS functionalities in order to be mounted or viewed.

QFSViewer is a tool that can come in handy in these circumstances, as it provides a quick way to explore raw images without having to mount them.

The application comes with a minimalistic single-window interface, but that is not necessarily a drawback considering the role and nature of the app. You can get started by selecting one of the categories of system files and then navigating the location of the one you want to view.

The app opens its content and includes additional files listed in a table with additional information, namely name, size and date of creation. The tool offers the possibility to export the file via right-click.

One benefit of the tool is that it works independently of the operating system’s mounting process, meaning that you can simply view the contents of any file fast and smooth. This can help streamline working on projects in the long run.

The program works with most common system raw images, so you should be able to access and view the vast majority of files you are working with. More precisely, the app supports FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, EXFAT, GFFS2, EXT2, EXT3 and EXT4.

QFSViewer can come in handy for developers who are regularly working with system raw image files, as it can save you a lot of time and effort. Instead of installing and configuring special software to explore data or toggling with permissions on a given operating system, you can now do it more conveniently.