Listary gives a better and united file browsing experience for Windows. Listary’s powerful find-as-you-type feature lets you browse through large lists of files, folders and other entries with incredible ease. Features: Favorite and Recent Folders Speed up your work by gaining instant access to your favorite folders and files. Access any deeply nested folder with a keystroke. Listary also brings recent folders and files to your fingertips from Explorer and File Open/Save Dialog box. The last opened file is automatically highlighted for instant access. Quick Switch Listary lets you jump straight to the folder you’re viewing in your favorite file manager or vice versa. Your currently opened folders in all applications are also listed for quick access. Find as You Type The powerful find-as-you-type feature lets you browse through large, unmanageable lists of files, folders and other entries with incredible ease. Start typing intuitively and watch Listary highlight items for you in real time, no matter how large the list is. Type any part of item name and use space as a wildcard to fill in for characters you can’t recall. Find your target as quickly as you can type. Access Listary from Anywhere Mouse middle-click, hot keys, tray icon, or simply double-click on any part of the empty area in Explorer, Desktop and standard file open/save dialogs… Accessing your favorite folders couldn’t be simpler. Excellent Keyboard Support Never take your hands off the keyboard again. Search for whatever you want, sift through the list with tab or arrow keys, open your list of favorites and recently used files/folders with simple hotkeys, and run Listary’s Smart commands all using the keyboard. Total Commander Integration With the help of Listary, you can even use Total Commander to completely replace file dialogs. Directory menu items of Total Commander can also be added to Listary favorite for quick access from anywhere. Change directory Enrich your file browsing experience by switching directories and folders by directly typing the path and any part of folder name. The auto-completer provides options to choose from as you speed towards your target folder.