I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: keyboard shortcuts will set you free. Yes, they’re a pain to learn, and many of us are used to sticking with a mouse. Nevertheless, being familiar with even ...

Windows only: Free application CircleDock automatically puts files, folders, and shortcuts within a few pixels of your mouse when you invoke it for quick action. CircleDock is completely customizable, ...

I know I've accidentally done this with a mouse before, but I can't remember how. I know that if you highlight all of the files (either Shift+click if they're all in a row or Ctrl+click if they're not ...

If you want to open items with a single click instead of double-click on a Windows 11/10 PC, here is how you can do that. You can use File Explorer Options or Registry Editor and Command line ...

Windows Snap layouts alleviate some of that friction, but only if you are willing to resize windows just to relocate a single file constantly. Dropshelf cuts through the problem with a simple premise: ...