Start is All Back, a popular utility for fixing Windows 11, received a feature for enabling macOS-inspired tabs in File Explorer. It is available in version 3.4.9a on the latest Dev build.

If you have to work on both a Windows PC and a Mac, you probably have to transfer files between the two. Here's how to set up file sharing so you can view select folders on the other desktop over ...

Finder Hides File Paths and the Address Bar In Windows Explorer, the file path is pretty easy to find. It's at the top in an address bar, easy to access at any given time.

Microsoft's Windows 11 is finally bringing the much-awaited tabs function to its File Explorer app. The tabs features might seem like a minor tweak, but this single functionality could do wonders.

Once installed on Windows, the extraction process is much the same as 7-Zip: simply right click a .dmg file in File Explorer, and select one of the "Extract" options from the popup menu.

Ben Hines writes: "Running Mac OS X 10.1 and Explorer 5.1, enter this URL (it's intended as a demo of the problem). Explorer will auto extract and autorun the downloaded application!