How to Customize Your File Explorer with WinSetView on Mac

Are you tired of using the same old default settings in your File Explorer? Do you want to customize it to suit your needs and preferences? Look no further than WinSetView, a powerful tool that allows you to tailor your file browsing experience like never before.

One of the key features of WinSetView is its ability to restore previous settings. This means that if you ever need to go back to a previous configuration, you can simply click on the 'Last Run Settings' button and all your changes will be restored. This is particularly useful if you're trying out different settings and want to easily switch between them.

To apply all your changes, simply click on the 'Submit' button at the bottom of the window. This will save your new settings and apply them immediately. You can also choose to apply your set views to specific areas of your computer, such as 'This PC' or 'Network'.

In addition to customizing your view options, WinSetView also allows you to modify various details about your files and folders. For example, you can show file extensions, enable no grouping of files and folders, make all folders generic (system folders), and keep 'Apply to Folders' views to retain changes made using Windows Explorer.

Another useful feature of WinSetView is its ability to set global column headings for your columns. This means that you can customize the top row of your file explorer to include the view options that are most important to you, such as Details, List, Tiles, and more.

To get started with WinSetView, simply download the hta file and a GUI will appear wherein you can start configuring your File Explorer. With its easy-to-use interface and powerful features, WinSetView is the perfect tool for anyone looking to customize their file browsing experience on Mac.

For mac download WinSetView 2.76