05-21-2018 04:51 PM
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    I would like to find a file manager app (free, of course), that can show me how many files are in a branch of the directory tree, and how much space that folder and its descendants are occupying. I hate having to drill down through multiple folder levels only to find out that there is an empty folder at the root.

    Does any such beast exist?
    05-21-2018 04:06 PM
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    Welcome to Android Central! Total Commander can do that. Long-press any folder and tap Properties. It's completely free and ad-free. The Play Store has to say that it contains ads, but this is only because there are links to other apps from the developer (which are also free).
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    05-21-2018 04:51 PM
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