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=== Windows Vista === | === Windows Vista === | ||
[[Windows Vista]] saw many changes to Explorer. The common tasks pane from Windows XP was removed, and replaced by a new command bar at the top. The address bar was removed, and replaced by a new "breadcrumbs" bar that was easier to use than the previous UI. The left side of the window featured a navigation tree, providing access to user folders, but hiding other folders away in a "Folders" drawer. The Filmstrip view was removed and replaced by a new preview pane. Drives would show their free amount of space in a bar that would appear under the icon. The classic menu bar could still be enabled, and the navigation tree could be hidden. | [[Windows Vista]] saw many changes to Explorer. The common tasks pane from Windows XP was removed, and replaced by a new command bar at the top. The address bar was removed, and replaced by a new "breadcrumbs" bar that was easier to use than the previous UI. The left side of the window featured a navigation tree, providing access to user folders, but hiding other folders away in a "Folders" drawer. The Filmstrip view was removed and replaced by a new preview pane. Drives would show their free amount of space in a bar that would appear under the icon. The classic menu bar could still be enabled, and the navigation tree could be hidden. Program Manager has been replaced by File Explorer as the default shell. | ||
The taskbar received a minor visual update, most notably in the form of the new Start button with only the Windows logo without the classic "Start" text (the [[Windows Classic]] theme is not affected from this change). Windows Search was now integrated into the Start menu. | The taskbar received a minor visual update, most notably in the form of the new Start button with only the Windows logo without the classic "Start" text (the [[Windows Classic]] theme is not affected from this change). Windows Search was now integrated into the Start menu. |