One Commander

If one little thing were fixed/added I'd easily give it 5 stars and buy Pro. That one annoyance is that when you click anything such as a drive/link in the leftmost panel that it automatically goes to the left pane. So, for example, if you're on the right pane on drive C: then click on drive D: it loads in the left pane instead of the pane that has focus. You have to CTRL-click to get it to open in the right pane. Another nice thing to have would be a command line tool bar where you could enter DOS commands that apply to the folder you are in and apply filters (such as *.txt, *filtertext*.*, etc). If I'm missing something and those are actually options that I'm unaware of and the dev would like to point that out I'd gladly go buy it immediately.

The interface and design are both great and makes using the app very intuitive. However, I find that One Commander is constantly keeping my processor at the highest state and creating an excessive amount of load. Due to the limited documentation, I'm not sure how I could best address this issue.

I like it so far, but could you please add option to sort per folder. For example in my "Downloads" folder I sort by date, but in my "Pictures" folder I sort by name. And if possible add grouping options.

Really well-thought-out. Easy to use with many advanced features. Give it a try -- you may really like!

Great filesystem manager/browser that helps with the transition for anyone coming from Mac/Linux/BSD platforms. Highly Customizable.

I prefer to navigate by keyboard and recently converted from Mac. This fills the gaps that windows lacks in native file explorer. Robust features, COLUMN VIEW, preview via space and detailed metadata. It even .ai files. Simply uh-mazing

Everybody should try this

The amazing feature of this app for me is the tabs and miller columns feature, and the modern beautiful looks. But this file browser has just one big drawback for me that makes me stop using it, and that is it shows just folders in the previous columns and not the files. therefore it can't be called a exactly a miller column browser like x-finder in Mac or winbrowser. In all the previous columns you should be able to see all the folder and files simultaneously. but unfortunately it is not the case for the onecommander. I don't know why. :(