Moto X 2014 File Browser?

[acedl]

Use be called filed on my droid m, did it go away in 4.4.4?

 

[zedorda]

Re: File Browser?

It was part of the Driod M and not part of Android.

I suggest: https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...om.lonelycatgames.Xplore&hl=en&token=Q0G2ZNQv

 

[bunta]

Re: File Browser?

Does the new Moto X not have a native File Browser? If it does, i can't find it and if it's QuickOffice, i can't seem to do anything with it beside look at the folders (no move, copy, delete etc). Any ideas

 

[On2Vegas]

Re: File Browser?

Does the new Moto X not have a native File Browser? If it does, i can't find it and if it's QuickOffice, i can't seem to do anything with it beside look at the folders (no move, copy, delete etc). Any ideas

Astro File Manager has always been very popular. Check it out.

 

[TaiwanTeddy]

I use ES File Explorer.

 

[p3ntyne]

I would suggest Cabinet Beta. It's a fast and fluid browser with material design.

 

[Snake Griffin]

I use ES File Explorer.

Been using this for a while as well.

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[someguy01234]

Stock Android doesn't have a file browser. Third party manufacturers tend to put one in. I recommend Es File Explorer.

 

[Citizen Coyote]

Lots of good ones, any of them will do. I had to install one last night because I discovered the Moto X hides some folders from Windows when you plug it in via USB, and one of the hidden folders was one I needed to access.

 

[cgardnervt]

Another +1 to ES File Explorer!

 

[Robisan]

Lots of good ones, any of them will do.

Pretty much this. I use Astro (mentioned above) but have no idea whether it's better or worse than any others mentioned. Astro meet my pretty basic needs.

 

[Faux Carnival]

ES is da king.