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Sigma File Manager is a free, open-source file manager for Windows and Linux. Its features include a smart global search with typo correction, tabs, split view, and an extensions marketplace. It supports LAN file sharing with browser access and FTP, zip archives, and tags, and can replace File Explorer for most everyday actions on Windows.
Open source download manager for handling files, queues, browser integration, and fast downloads.
Fossify File Manager is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
PeaZip is a free archive manager utility for BSD, Linux, macOS and Windows, offered as an open-source alternative to proprietary software and also available as a portable package not requiring installation. It works with 200+ archive types and variants, handles spanned archives, and provides a file manager with search, duplicate file detection and integrated viewers.
Superfile is a terminal file manager written in Go, described by its repository as a pretty fancy and modern terminal file manager. It is distributed under the MIT license and supports Linux, macOS and Windows, the last of which is noted as not fully supported yet. It offers plugins, themes and hotkeys, and includes an auto update check that prompts when a newer release is found.
lf (as in "list files") is a terminal file manager written in Go, heavily inspired by the ranger file manager. It is distributed as a single binary without runtime dependencies and offers asynchronous IO operations, customizable keybindings and a server/client architecture. It runs on Linux, macOS, BSDs and Windows.
FileBrowser Quantum is a self-hosted web-based file manager that provides access to and management of files from the web through a responsive interface. It supports managing users, access, sharing, and file preview and editing, and is described as a fork of an open-source file browser project.
FileDonkey is a utility for file sharing between devices connected to the same local network. It presents another machine in the file manager as a disk that can be opened, browsed and edited, with files staying on the machine they already live on. Each machine shares one chosen folder, and devices find each other without configuration. A free beta is available for macOS, Windows and Linux, with Android and iPhone support planned.
Gofi is a web file indexer and manager written in Go, with a React frontend. It offers file management features such as resumable chunk uploads, folders, rename, copy, move, batch deletion and indexed search. Configuration is done through environment variables.
torlink is a download manager or transfer tool for files, torrents, links, and network downloads.
A GitHub repository offering recommendations for lightweight Linux distributions, browsers, text editors, desktop environments, window managers, terminals, file managers and media players. It lists alternatives to systemd and minimalist software suggestions.
Gabut Download Manager is a download manager built with GTK4 for Linux desktops. It supports downloads over multiple protocols, including torrents and HLS/M3U8 streams, and offers file selection before a download. The project is distributed under the LGPL-2.1 license.
gdown is a download manager or transfer tool for files, torrents, links, and network downloads.
Self-hosted, open-source collaborative bookmark manager for collecting, reading, annotating, and preserving webpages. It saves each page as a screenshot, PDF, and single HTML file, offers a reader view with highlighting, and organizes links by collection and tags. It also supports sharing links publicly, collaboration with multiple users, and full text search.
persepolis is a download manager or transfer tool for files, torrents, links, and network downloads.
Surge is a terminal download manager built in Go for power users. It runs as an interactive TUI, a headless server, or a system service, and includes a CLI tool for automation. Downloads use multiple connections by default, and an optional sequential mode downloads files in strict order. Prebuilt binaries, a Linux AppImage, and an Arch Linux AUR package are offered.
FileRise is a self-hosted web file manager and storage hub written in PHP. It provides per-folder ACLs, drag-and-drop and resumable uploads, file and folder sharing links, tags and search, and in-browser previews. It supports WebDAV access, optional folder-level encryption at rest, and OnlyOffice integration. A no-database setup is described, with Docker or a standard Linux PHP web server as deployment options.
mat2 is an open source metadata removal tool written in Python 3. It supports a wide range of commonly used file formats, and is built as a library that powers an eponymous command line interface and multiple file manager extensions. The project is hosted on GitHub under the jvoisin/mat2 repository.
telegram-files downloads files or media from a specific platform, service, or content library.
FileCentipede helps download videos, streams, playlists, or media from supported video platforms.
FileDownloader helps download files, media, links, or online resources from supported websites and services.
fm is a terminal-based file manager written in Go. It provides file icons requiring a nerd font, syntax highlighting for source code with customizable themes, markdown rendering, mouse support, and themes including default, gruvbox and nord. It can open the selected file in the editor set in the EDITOR environment variable and copy selected directory items to the clipboard.
QuickLook brings macOS Quick Look-style instant file previews to Windows, activated by pressing Space. It supports over 100 formats including images, videos, documents, code, and archives, and integrates with File Explorer, Open/Save dialogs, and third-party file managers. It is extensible with plugins.
ArrowDL, also known as Arrow Downloader, is a cross-platform download manager compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux. It is developed as the setvisible/ArrowDL repository on GitHub, with repository sections covering project overview, development resources, screenshots, and installation guidance.
