SurF File Manager

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SurF is an innovative free, open source Windows (2000, XP, 2003, Vista) file manager that offers tree organized tabs, allowing you to work with multiple folders simultaneously and easily switch between them. It offers customizable view settings with predefined file, time, size, and image views. Quick access to standard file management features such as delete, copy, rename, and browsing comfortably provided for both mouse and keyboard users. You can also access all regular Explorer options via the standard right-click menu. Advanced full text search finds information in all kind of files. Other features include real-time highlighting of new and changed files (briefly, for one second), directory auto-complete search, support for advanced NTFS capabilities (compression, alternate data streams, hard and symbolic links, junction points), network support and more.

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February 8, 2008 - SurF v0.64 is released:

Improved Image View performance and reliability.
Added ability to save all SurF settings to file and load all settings from file.
Added special Windows Vista manifest to prevent virtualization of SurF.
Added link icon overlay for NTFS file links.
Fixed thumbnails for emf and wmf files broken in v0.63.
Fixed possibility of precondition failure after deleting view.
Changed virtual tab creation rule from 3 to 2 tabs with common root.
Changed minimal view Icons size shell documents preview applicability from 48 to 64.
Extended picture file size limitations on views with Icons size 48.
Documented in known limitations inability to display more than 1200 distinct thumbnails with maximal Icons size (workaround is to reduce Icons size).

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