Other random notes Finder ProsĬMD + Shift + G is super handy and nice that it has tab completion. I do like in Finder how you can view the hierarchy side by side in columns. However it is nice to have them together alphabetically so if you comparing if you have a zipped and unzip file, they are right next to each other. At times I do like that all my folders are at the top so when I am navigating somewhere I don’t have to go scrolling down to locate them. Note, it looks like recent versions of Windows have changed this to be similar to like it is in Finder.Įxplorer – Generally folders are at the top, files underneath Sorting Files and Navigationīoth file browsers sort files and folders differently by default. I personally really like being able to see the speed the file(s) are transferring at. Can cause issues if the first folder you are trying to delete has some file that is not available or something and holds up the rest of the deletes till you confirm, skip etc. Copying, Moving Files Finderĭeleting multiple files results in a list of files waiting to be deleted till the first task gets completed. They both accomplish the task they need to, so which one is “better” is largely going to be up to your personal preference.
The idea behind this post is to explore some of the differences between both File Explorer and Finder and bring out some of the Pros and Cons of each.
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