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BetterFolderBrowser
BetterFolderBrowser is a .NET component library that was written to help developers provide a better folder-browsing and selection experience (with support for folder multi-selection) to users by employing a similar browser dialog as the standard 'OpenFileDialog' in place of the current 'FolderBrowserDialog' which only allows for single-folder selections with its tree-view display format. This provides a more streamlined viewing, modification, searching and selection experience using the standard Explorer dialog.
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BetterFolderBrowser is a .NET component library that was written to help developers provide a better folder-browsing and selection experience (with support for folder multi-selection) to users by employing a similar browser dialog as the standard 'OpenFileDialog' in place of the current 'FolderBrowserDialog' which only allows for single-folder selections with its tree-view display format. This provides a more streamlined viewing, modification, searching and selection experience using the standard Explorer dialog.
We found that betterfolderbrowser demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 19 Feb 2020
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