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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.
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.
OpenMyFiles is an online file information directory. It provides categorized listings of file formats and associated programs, with top categories including archive, audio, data, raster image, spreadsheet, executable, vector image and video files.
Bulk Rename Utility is a free file renaming program for Windows. It renames multiple files and folders according to flexible criteria, such as adding text, replacing numbers, converting case and adding auto-numbers, with a detailed preview before renaming. It is free of charge for personal, private use at home; business or commercial use requires a commercial license.
Syncthing Tray is a GUI integration that provides a tray icon and further platform integration for Syncthing, focusing on GNU/Linux, Windows and Android. It complements Syncthing's web-based UI with a tray icon showing overall status, a tray menu with detailed status and common actions such as triggering a rescan, and quick access to the normal web-based UI.
