OldNewExplorer – is the Windows 10 (and Windows 8.1, and 8) shell extension / tweaker which can undo “improvements” to file browsing made in newer Windows version. Everything is optional for your liking.

Features
Bring back the Windows 7 look in Windows 8.1 and 10
• Once you install it to your computer, OldNewExplorer can modify the default drive grouping found in Windows 8.1/10 so that you can manage your drives with greater ease.
• Additionally, due to this application, you can choose to switch from the ribbon interface of Windows Explorer to a command bar one, so that new commands are displayed depending on the file type you select.

Change the Windows Explorer and File Explorer style
• Other functions of OldNewExplorer are that you can hide the caption text and icon in File Explorer windows, while also enabling glass on navigation bars. You can also activate the details pane from the bottom side of the Explorer windows, so you can view the creation date, size and format of the currently selected file.
• It needs to be mentioned that all the adjustments applied by OldNewExplorer override shell style resources, and that restarting the explorer.exe process or logging off can come in handy if you notice that the changes you configured are not visible yet.
• All in all, OldNewExplorer can prove to be a handy software solution for all those who want to use Windows 10, 8.1 or 8, but who prefer the Windows Explorer as it was in Windows 7.

What’s New
* Support for disgusting dark mode
* Support for disgusting 19H2/20H1 search box

Title Release: OldNewExplorer.1.1.9
Developer: Home Page
License: FreeWare
OS: Windows
Download:
OldNewExplorer 1.1.9 (3 MB)