What are the Technical Details & Compatibility?

Name Folder Size
Software Version 2.4
Release Date November 15, 2007
Compatibility Windows 98/ME/2000/XP
Homepage http://sourceforge.net/projects/foldersize/
Download Download
Download Size 225KB
OS Reviewed On Windows XP Pro
Size on Disk 340KB
Memory Use (Base) 2,952K
License Freeware
Review Date August 2008

What is the ProReviewer Experience?

Name Folder Size
User Level Any
Functionality Simple
Complexity Low
Interface Good
General Usability Very Good
Overall Experience Very Good
Help None
Resources Low (To Moderate)

This is a very useful utility if you want to be able to quickly get the folder size for folders and sub-folders as well as the number of files and sub-folders.

Personally I rate this as:

Very Useful – Simple to Use

What Could Make it be Better?

  1. Some Help

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5 Responses to “Use “Folder Size” to Get File and Folder Details in Windows Explorer”
  1. Outlook GERMANY Windows XP Opera 9.52 says:

    Nice one. Don’t you one sometimes, why these things aren’t already included in Windows?

  2. Joe UNITED STATES Windows Vista Internet Explorer 7.0 says:

    The website for FolderSize says it does not work with Vista because Microsoft removed the API FolderSize uses to create the foldersize column. Too bad, I was really hoping to use this app in Vista.

  3. Barry Cleave UNITED KINGDOM Windows XP Mozilla Firefox 3.0.1 says:

    Hi Joe,

    Shame if it can’t be made to work with Vista, I think Foldersize is really useful. I sometimes think it’s a bit resource hungry which could do with looking at.

    Regards,

    Barry

  4. Maria UNITED STATES Mac OS X Safari 523.10 says:

    It’s really funny since, you can do this on the mac natively.

  5. Guy AUSTRALIA Windows XP Internet Explorer 7.0 says:

    This is great. The fact that it adds to Windows Explorere rather than being a separate app is what I wanted. Sure there’s not much help but the app works well and is simple. That’s worth heaps to me.

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