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FreeFileSync is a free open source data backup application for comparing and synchronizing files and folders on Windows, macOS and Linux. It determines differences between a source and target folder and transfers only the minimum data needed rather than copying every file. The website also references a separate Business Edition available for license extension.
FoliCon is a tool for customizing movie, show, music, anime, and games folder icons with poster artwork and rating shields. It supports TMDB or IGDB rating badges, built-in overlay designs, and Plex standard naming with Title (Year) {tmdb/imdb/tvdb-id} folder structures. Credentials stay on the machine, encrypted with Windows DPAPI.
LockHunter is a free 32- and 64-bit Windows tool for deleting files blocked by unknown processes. It shows locking processes with detailed information and allows unlocking, deleting, copying or renaming locked files, killing locking processes, unloading DLLs, and deleting files at the next OS restart. Deleted files go to the recycle bin so they can be restored. It integrates with the Explorer menu.
OneCommander is a file manager replacement for Windows 10 and 11, offering dual-pane and tabbed browsing, Miller columns, built-in file preview, theming and long path support. It is free for non-commercial home use; commercial use requires a lifetime Pro license.
Minuimus is a file optimiser utility script that makes files smaller without compromising their contents, using file-specific optimisations such as decompressing and recompressing data. By default its optimisations are transparent, preserving image pixels, media quality and metadata unaltered. It consists of a perl script and optional binaries, released under the GPL v3 license, and runs on Ubuntu Linux and Windows via Strawberry Perl.
FilesMD is a web-based metadata viewer and editor. Users upload files to view EXIF and metadata fields such as timestamp, thumbnails, software version, language, author, and GPS location. It also supports editing file metadata and lists supported file types.
