The application already comes with eight predefined colors, but it also
allows you to define your very own and even save it by writing down an
unique name.
It’s all just a matter of clicks and while this could be very well
considered just a task more appropriate for rookies, it could come in
handy to every computer user out there.
The application doesn’t affect system performance in any way and the
best of all is that it works smoothly on all Windows versions on the
market. What’s more, it only asks for administrator privileges in order
to change the color of system-protected folders.
Last but not least, you don’t even need to let the app running in order
to keep the new folder colors, so computer performance isn’t affected at
all.
All things considered, Folder Colorizer is an app that could help plenty
of users out there, offering one of the most user-friendly approaches
on the market. Shell integration clearly helps a lot and since it’s all
so intuitive, the lack of a help manual shouldn’t bother you too much.
