The downside here is that you can’t see the individual files within each folder without navigating down into the folder itself, though this is far from the biggest problem. Each segment of the chart is broken up into a different color, so it’s pretty easy to get an idea of what exactly is and isn’t taking up how much space on your computer. In some ways, this is more intuitive to grasp when you first see it.
Instead of the tree mapping that we see with WinDirStat, JDiskReport chooses to display the information about your drive or directory as a pie chart. Where JDiskReport differs most from WinDirStat is in its layout. As for the program itself, JDiskReport is a relatively quick disk analyzer, roughly on par with how WinDirStat performs.
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