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Pre-releaseUltraExplorer v1.2.0-beta.1
Your files. One zoomable map.
This Windows x64 prerelease brings color-tag navigation to UltraExplorer's
zoomable folder map. Mark a folder with a color and reach it from Tags in
the navigation pane, or use its mark as a visual landmark on the canvas.
Color Tags
- Folders with a non-default color appear below Network in the sidebar.
- Click an entry to reveal that exact folder.
- Right-click for Change color or Unpin. Unpin clears the color while
retaining the folder's note. Shift+F10and the Menu key open the same menu.- Same-name folders include their parent location so entries can be distinguished.
- Colored files are excluded from the folder Tags list.
- Colors and notes remain shared between app windows and persist across restarts.
Explore the map
Each drive is a root, with folders and files nested inside it. Double-click
to enter a folder, zoom out for context, paste a path to jump there, or reveal
a global search result on the canvas. The Windows shell keeps familiar address
navigation, file operations and context menus around the map.
The native C#/.NET 10 app uses WPF and a Direct3D 11 nested-canvas renderer,
with a CPU fallback. Split view lets two independent cameras work side by
side or top to bottom.
See the project page
for 30 fps animated PNG navigation, search, Tags and split-view demos, with GIF
alternatives. They use Windows Graphics Capture, the CPU fallback and a
preloaded, generated workspace, with elapsed frame timestamps.
Same folder, two views
shows native Explorer's static Details view on the left and UltraExplorer's
animated canvas on the right. Both show the same generated destination, 12
directory levels deep. No artificial disk delay or timing race is introduced.
Download
- UltraExplorer-Setup-x64.exe: installer with Start menu entry and uninstaller.
- UltraExplorer-win-x64.zip: portable build; extract and run
UltraExplorer.exe.
Both include the .NET runtime. This release targets Windows 11, x64.
Preferences, favorites, colors and notes live in %LOCALAPPDATA%\UltraExplorer.
Before trying it
- Everything is recommended for indexed global
search. Without it, UltraExplorer walks directories in the background. - A camera jump does not remove filesystem latency: a cold folder or offline
network share still takes time to read. - Local filtering covers loaded branches; global search is the way to find an
unvisited path. Very large canvas listings can be capped. - View all is available; View select remains disabled.
- Windows folder/dialog integration and the separate
Win+Epreference are
optional and off on fresh installations. Unsupported locations and dialogs
retain their original Windows provider. See the
integration guide.
Feedback
This is a beta release. For a useful bug report, include the app version,
Windows version, exact steps, expected result and actual result. Mention
whether the path is local, removable or networked, and whether Everything or
Windows integration is enabled. A small reproducible case helps most.
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