Open local folder by explorer
Open local folder in explorer from Chrome
Open local file links to hard disk, Azure AD, company shared folders, mapped network drive directly in corporate or local host site.
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Enable local file links in Chrome or Edge by using the Local Explorer browser extension. It lets you browse and open local file links directly in your web browser.
Local Explorer can enable local file links and open them in associated application when clicked. For examples, click a folder link to open Windows Explorer, click *.docx file to open MS Word, click *.avi file to open Windows Media Player, and so on...
You may use Local Explorer to open local file links & folder links to hard disk drives, Azure Active Directory or company's shared folders, mapped network drive directly in corporate website or local host site.
EXAMPLES
C:\Users\my_user_name\Documents ("My Documents" folders)
\\10.0.0.1\shared\local\folders\files (network drive)
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The plugin itself is great. Have shared file system links through a web-based task tracker within an office team. However, ever since I have installed this plugin (and a few other team members) we have started seeing adware popups on e-commerce sites. Malwarebytes does not find an infected file, however it blocks the connection from Chrome. Ads show up as ADs4u, and the server being blocked is pstatic.eshopcomp.com. Removing the plugin has stopped the ads so far.
Today the extension began injecting floating iframes with dealply ads. While this extension is certainly useful this behavior is a no-go. I have tested it multiple times. If I disable the extension the ads disappear, if I enable it they pop up again. (There is no send feedback button contrary to the description and the website is mostly empty. I did not write an email and instead this review so that others may quickly verify that this behavior comes from this extension.)
Works extremely well. Make sure you read the instructions on how to install BOTH components and review all your options. Great extension!
Can't open.avi video files with this - can open all other formats - .avi files keep downloading rather than opening? No user support
WHY is it letting popups and hijacks? Worked great for a long time, now when it's enabled I'm constantly spammed.
This extension injects ads into your browser. You may think you have a virus/malware infection but it's just this extension.
It is injecting ADs to all webpages.
A extensão é boa mas tem problemas com diretórios que usam acentuação. Como lidar com isso?
I found that this triggered Right Coupon ads in my browser. I hadn't clicked the option for this and it would only go away by removing this extension.
Eigentlich super. Aber sobald ich die für den Zugriff auf lokale Dateien nötige LocalExplorer.exe installiert habe, meldet Malwarebytes Anti Malware unberechtigte Zugriffe auf die Adresse istatic.eshopcomp Nachtrag: OK, kann man wohl deaktivieren, wenn man in den Einstellungen den Opt-Out Haken setzt.