Say what you will about Windows Vista — the operating system’s “breadcrumb” approach to file and folder navigation beats the traditional folder-tree system by a mile. Now Windows XP users can enjoy the breadcrumb system thanks to QT Address Bar, a free utility. After installing the software (which requires Windows .NET Framework 2.0), just fire up Windows Explorer, then click View > Toolbars > QT Breadcrumbes Address Bar. Presto! Now you can navigate your file system just like in Vista. It’s a great little add-on for anyone who wants one of Vista’s benefits without all of Vista’s yucky shortcomings. [via gHacks.net]
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