Comment by MaxikCZ

> The app fails when I want to locate a file from another drive that I share between PCs and doesn't use the NTFS file format. Another thing it could do better is to feel a bit more system intergraded. Windows treat it like a separate window, like all the others, and Alt + Tabbing through multiple windows, or giving it administrator privileges every time you open it can cause a small chaos and frustration. It also looks kind of outdated. Doesn't have an easy and quick way to list the most frequently or recently used files. Doesn't provide security for sensitive files by locking them behind a password.

Just my 2 cents: I am not sharing drive, so this doesn't apply to me. "Better system integration" - I have the shortcut set to activate opened and open new only when none exists, so Alt+TAB isn't problem, I never have to give it admin privileges (I assume it has them). "Looks kinda outdated" - you mean "not bloated"? Simplicity, readability, uniformity with the rest of the system and information density are key pluses for me. "Doesn't list most frequent files" - for that windows already has "recents" it shows as first thing when opening new file explorer window. "doesn't provide security" - "Do one thing and do it well". I don't want my search bar to assume a role of access arbiter.

> If these issues bother you as well, keep reading.

Not a single issue you listed bothers me, many I actually prefer the state they are in to your point of view, so I didn't bother to continue reading.