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Tetra Filer Analysis

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Tetra Filer is a comprehensive file management application designed for Android users. It streamlines the process of organizing, searching, and managing files on mobile devices. With its user-friendly interface, Tetra Filer allows users to easily navigate through directories and access various file types, enhancing productivity and efficiency.

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Key features include support for multiple file formats, advanced search capabilities, and customizable folder structures. Tetra Filer also offers options for file compression, extraction, and sharing, making it a versatile tool for both personal and professional use. Its seamless integration with Android's system functions ensures that users can manage their files effectively without any hassle.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
4.2.0
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Operating System
Android 9.0
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
40
Downloads Last Week
0

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Developer’s Description

Tetra Filer is a simple and stylish file manager that's focused on internal storage file operations.

Tetra Filer is a simple and stylish file manager that's focused on internal storage file operations. The main concept behind this app is to make the best lightweight, easy and safety file manager for Android.

Features:

* List view

* Cut, copy, paste and delete

* Folder creation

* Rename

* Search (with wildcards)

* Compress and extract

* Property

* Bookmark

* Shortcut

* Multiple selection

* Sort

* Share

* Thumbnail view (Image, video and APK)

Differences between the free version:

* Dark theme

* Show hidden files


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