View Files List as HTML

When you end up with little space left on your computer you start to wonder how it’s all distributed and what keeps it occupied. This can be done through default tools as well, but it can take some time and effort. On the other hand, View Files List as HTML wants to help you scan specific directories and generate an HTML report containing different details.

One of the main advantages here is portability, thus skipping you the time required to go through a setup process. No registry entries are modified during the process, so you’re free to carry and use it directly from a USB flash on other computers without worrying that stability gets affected.

The application initially targets the folder it’s in, but you don’t necessarily have to move it somewhere else since there’s a built-in browser to select the target folder. Drag and drop is not supported, but the tree list isn’t difficult to use. Only one directory can be analyzed at a time, and you can choose to include subfolders for more details.

Some more details can be selected to define how the list is displayed in the end. For instance, files can be sorted by name, size, or modified time depending on your interest, with two color options either for light or dark. It’s also possible to show summary info after every folder, and to close the application when done.

However, it can take a while for the scan to finish, but this mostly depends on the complexity of the target folder. A log window updates in real time as files are scanned, with the default HTML viewer showing up in the end with an organized list of all files and folders according to your specifications.

All things considered, we can state that View Files List as HTML is a practical application which helps you create an organized list of all files and folders inside a selected target. Multiple details can be configured, and set as rules, with the result shown in an intuitive layout right after it’s done.