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Click to open one centered Explorer.
Double-click to open two side-by-side Explorers.
Use the Menu Builder to create custom Explorer configurations in the context menu.
(See Specifications for other
session procedures and options.)
New version 4.0 (spring 2009)
• Drag and drop from Windows Explorer.
• New auto-join feature.
• Join active singles.
• Session display is faster.
Stability
Memory optimized
Code maturity
Windows Explorer is an excellent file manager. But when you navigate to the same location
over and over again, you wish you could do that easier.
SBS can start with Windows. You click its icon in the system tray, or choose from its context menu, to open Explorer sessions.
The Menu Builder is where you customize the context menu. Add double or single sessions. An alternative way of using SBS is to add just single sessions to the context menu, and when a double is needed, auto-join makes it out of two singles you select.
Sessions have each a tray icon. From there, hide, show, switch , etc. Hiding removes Explorers from the taskbar, to avoid clutter (have a session icon instead).
No more lost Explorers among other windows, as sessions now own them. Close a session and it will close its Explorers. Or bring it to front. You may close Explorers manually and sessions update themselves automatically.
How to install, uninstall, upgrade
Latest News
• Current version: 4.0.
• 2009.03.13: release 4.0
• 2008.09.22: release 3.0
• 2008.02.05: release 2.0
• 2007.08.28: release 1.0
(see history)
Requirements
(see details)
• Windows Vista
• Windows XP
• Windows 2000
• Windows Server
• .Net Framework 1.1 or later (see details).
Technology
SBS was built using Microsoft .Net technology. It also makes use of .Net controls from other top vendors.
Unicode/UTF-8
Built from scratch for Unicode/UTF-8, SBS does accept folder names that contain non-ASCII characters.
Registration:
• Unlimited application use.
• Unlimited free application upgrades.
• Unlimited free technical support.
Is this a file manager?
No, SBS makes use of Windows Explorer, adding ergonomic features to native Windows file management.
Is using native Explorer beneficiary?
Definitely! Explorer is a major part of the OS, with hooks into other operating system components, where sometimes just some of its modules are involved. So instead of replacing Explorer, we use it!
Just a minute!
If you are a professional handling lots of files and folders, you may find relief with SBS. Please let us know, it'll take a minute, but it's such a joy to hear from you! We'd also appreciate if you could add a short comment on a download site or anywhere you find appropriate.
