Windows 11 have taken our PCs to a new level and is a popular tool for fixing various problems in Windows 11, Start is All Back. The feature recently got an update with a new experimental setting that modifies tabs in File Explorer. The current version of tabbed File Explorer (available for testing for Dev, Beta, and Release Preview Channel) looks a bit like the Edge browser, but the latest update for Start is All Back lets you try a macOS-inspired form.
If you want or are willing to try the new macOS-like tabs in File Explorer in Windows 11, you have to run the latest build from the Dev channel and also have access to the default tabs in File Explorer. After doing everything mentioned before, you have to install Start is All Back 3.4.9a and enable the Win10 Ribbon UI or Win7 Command Bar option on the Explorer tab.
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If you are going to try these alternative tabs, you have to be informed that these alternative tabs for File Explorer in Windows 11 are a prototype feature, so you may encounter bugs and instabilities while using the experimental features.
