This is what Windows 10 File Explorer looks like for use on touch screens without leaving our eyes in the attempt
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If there is a classic element of Windows and that almost all of us use countless times on a daily basis, that is the File Explorer. An element of the operating system that allows us to browse the folders and files on our PC in an easy and simple way... at least if we use a mouse. "
"Because if ours is a touch screen, dealing with File Explorer and our fingertips is not an easy task. With the elements too close together, we run the risk of losing our sight, one more reason why Microsoft is already preparing changes that should debut with Sun Valley there soon autumn."
We won't have to lose sight
And it is that File Explorer>one of the elements that has evolved the least in the history of Windows There it continues, with tweaks to icons, the arrival of dark mode, but little more. Something that must change when Sun Valley debuts on the market and that they must first experience in the Insider Program."
"This is a new design of the File Browser> that seeks to favor its use in touch interfaces. Windows 10 in the 21H2 branch will integrate a File Explorer>"
A new layout that Microsoft will enable for everyone, even using the mouse, where highlights the extra space set between elements , a blank area intended to favor interaction with fingers instead of the mouse pointer.
A space padding that also adjusts automatically when device resolution changes and is designed for better consistency with experiences (XAML).
"It is the change that can be seen for now, but it is to be hoped that it is not the only one. If a few days ago we saw how new icons and colored folders were arriving, it is to be expected that changes will also arrive in other aspects that make the File Explorer more usable on a touch screen."
Via | Windows Latest
