Windows explorer helps you do things more easily. But If you have something that Microsoft had not provided in Windows Explorer like your own favorite commands which are not just available from the toolbar, but also via hotkeys and via a context menu. This means that you can line up all your favorite applications right on Windows Explorer’s toolbar.
StExBar is a toolbar for Windows explorer that adds a number of handy commands and shortcuts to it. By default StExBar includes some common action like create new folder, copy file path, rename, open command prompt and a few others. You can also add custom executable files to it.
The StExBar Below the Windows Explorer
It comes with a ‘lightweight’ console which simply requires command you like to execute into the edit box on the right of the StExBar and hit enter. The command will be executed in the system console.
For example, creating a new folder will be just a one click away. It allows you renaming multiple files at once.
You can also perform the following activities with one click:
- Rename many files or folders at once using regular expressions strings
- Copy the full paths for files and folders
- Copy the name of files and folders
- Open a command window set to the current working directory
- Show/hide system files with one click
- Add your own custom buttons and commands
- Use the text box on the right to filter items in a folder
Configure it according to your taste & Add more commands
You can also go into the Options dialog and change the order of the commands if you like. You can also hide the filter box or use it as a command prompt replacement. Customize it with your own taste.
You can actually use that text box on the right as a command prompt. Go into options and uncheck “Use filter instead of cmd replacement”. Now you can type commands into the box just like you would if you did Start and then Run.
So, StExBar is a must have utility for making day to day tasks very easy & comfortable.
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