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NanaZip is a 7-Zip derivative for Windows. It provides a modern interface that supports the Windows 11 context menu, Fluent Design and dark mode. It adds file formats beyond 7-Zip, including Zstandard, WASM, Electron ASAR and .NET Single File Bundle, and includes configurable security mitigations.
WinSetView is a portable Windows app that sets default File Explorer folder views, such as Details view with particular column headings, across all folders. It is compatible with Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11, and can run from a flash drive.
Yazi is a terminal file manager written in Rust that is based on async I/O. All I/O operations are asynchronous, and CPU tasks run across multiple threads. It offers scrollable previews, visual mode with bulk rename, multi-tab support, and incremental find. Search uses fd by name and rg by content. Optional tools extend functionality for thumbnails, archive handling and PDF preview.
File-Examples is a service for developers, designers and testers to download sample files in many formats and sizes for test, demo or presentation use. It offers video, audio, document, image and other files such as text and archives, all free to download.
Files is a file manager for Windows. Its features include tabs, dual pane, tagging files and folders, column view, archive viewing and editing, a preview pane and a command palette. Cloud drives from various providers appear in the sidebar, which requires their respective clients to be installed and running.
eza is a command-line file listing tool described as a more featureful, user-friendly version of ls. It lists files with colour, icons, Git status and a tree view in one small binary. It offers recursive tree output with depth limits, relative dates, clickable hyperlinks and colours distinguishing file types. It is written in Rust, licensed EUPL-1.2, and packaged for Windows, macOS, Linux and BSDs.
