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superfile is a modern terminal file manager built with Go and Bubble Tea. It focuses on user interface, functionality and ease of use, and offers file copy, move, delete, rename, fuzzy search, bulk operations and image preview.
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HFS is an HTTP file server that runs on a computer and exposes selected files and folders through a browser-based administration page. It is described as free software with unlimited space and bandwidth, direct transfers and bandwidth throttling, and it supports plugins, themes and JavaScript scripting. The older version 2.3-2.4 is described as dangerous.
Q-Dir is a freeware file manager for Windows, described as a quad explorer, that presents files and folders in a four-window layout with tabs as an alternative to Windows File Explorer. It can be installed or run as a portable program.
VERT is an open-source file converter that handles image, video, audio and document files. Processing is done on the user's device, and the site states there are no ads, no tracking and no file size limit.
ChromaFiler is a Windows file manager utility with a column-view interface borrowing ideas from spatial file managers and Miller Column browsers. Columns can be broken off into separate windows by dragging and dropping, and it can serve as a popup menu docked to the taskbar or a replacement for Windows File Explorer. It works on Windows 7 through 11.
WizFile is a file finder utility for Windows that locates files by name, path, size and date, showing results as the user types. It monitors the file system so results update in real time, and it reads the NTFS Master File Table directly to build its internal database quickly. It also supports non-NTFS hard drives, network drives, USB drives and individual directories.
superfile is a modern terminal file manager built with Go and Bubble Tea. It focuses on user interface, functionality and ease of use, and offers file copy, move, delete, rename, fuzzy search, bulk operations and image preview.
