Android: There's no shortage of file browsers available for Android, but Solid Explorer Beta has raised the bar with a gorgeous UI and pro level features.
Inside the app you'll find a convenient dual-panel view with drag and drop support, an FTP client for file sharing, and ZIP, TAR, and RAR support, as well as handy features like indexed Dropbox searching and root file access. The ability to search by file type and specify filters is also a huge time saver.
What really sets Solid Explorer apart though is its beautiful design. Lists scroll smoothly, thumbnails load quickly, and the menus are easy to navigate. Solid Explorer Beta is free and compatible with Android 2.2 and above.
Solid Explorer Beta | Google Play Store via Andronica
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