Azure Integration: It allows users to connect to their Azure subscriptions and access Azure storage accounts, containers, queues, tables, and file shares. Users can manage these resources directly from the application.

Multiple Accounts: Users can manage multiple Azure subscriptions and storage accounts within a single interface, making it easy to switch between different environments.

Blob Management: Storage Explorer supports the management of Azure Blob Storage, enabling users to upload, download, view, and delete blobs. It also supports managing blob snapshots and metadata.

Queue and Table Management: Users can interact with Azure Queue Storage and Azure Table Storage, allowing them to send and receive messages from queues and query and modify table data.

File Share Access: Storage Explorer provides access to Azure File Storage, allowing users to browse and manage files and directories within file shares.

Data Transfer: Users can easily transfer data between their local file system and Azure storage services using drag-and-drop or copy-paste operations.

Advanced Features: Storage Explorer includes advanced features like Azure Data Lake Storage and Azure Cosmos DB support, making it a versatile tool for managing various Azure data services.

Search and Filtering: Users can search for specific resources and filter results based on criteria such as name, size, type, and more.

Blob Snapshot Management: It allows users to create, manage, and restore blob snapshots, providing data recovery and versioning capabilities.

Security and Authentication: Storage Explorer supports various authentication methods, including Azure AD, Shared Key, and connection strings, ensuring secure access to Azure resources.