What’s better than using MK Explorer (File manager) by kormateusz? Well, try it on a big screen, on your PC or Mac, with BlueStacks to see the difference.
MK Explorer is a straight-up file manager that keeps things clean and focused. It opens to a simple Material look with two panels side by side, so someone can move stuff around without bouncing back and forth. The basics are all there and quick to use: delete, copy, paste, move, plus a solid search that actually finds what is needed. Thumbnails pop in for images, videos, and even APK files, which makes scanning a folder feel faster. It handles ZIP and RAR extraction and can zip things up too, so no extra app needed just to unpack downloads.
What stands out is how practical it feels on a PC through BlueStacks. Keyboard shortcuts make sense, and the dual-pane setup fits a mouse and keyboard really well. Dropping files between panels is easy, and creating shortcuts straight to the desktop from inside the app is a nice touch. There is a built-in gallery, a simple text editor, and a basic music player, so small edits or quick previews happen without switching apps. Power users get root access if the device allows it, and SD card support is in place for Android 5 and up. It scales fine on phones, tablets, or a desktop window, and it supports a bunch of languages, which is helpful. Permissions line up with what it does, like storage access for file work, wake lock so long copies do not sleep out, and the option to set an audio file as a ringtone if someone wants that. It is uncluttered, fast, and kind of old-school in the best way, just handles thier files and stays out of the way.
BlueStacks brings your apps to life on a bigger screen—seamless and straightforward.
