- FILE MANAGER COMMANDER ONE ARCHIVE
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Verdict: A great file manager that in many ways is better than Finder.Updated Commander One PRO v3.0 can boast about absolute support for macOS Big Sur, optimized and improved work with major cloud services, support for macFUSE4, enhanced work with archives, and way more.Ĭommander One PRO is a pretty smart and convenient file manager developed in Swift with a dual-panel interface. Price: Free (optional Pro Pack: UK £28.99) Some people will need the Pro pack to work with online storage and that costs extra, but most people will be happy with the free version of the app.
FILE MANAGER COMMANDER ONE ZIP
Even if all you need is a better zip handler, it is worth it. If you often have to perform a lot of file management, it is worth having. Conclusionįinder is simpler for managing files, but Commander One is more powerful and has more features.
FILE MANAGER COMMANDER ONE ARCHIVE
There is also support for a few more archive file formats, such as RAR and TarGz. WebDAV and Amazon S3 can also be connected, and there is FTP, SFTP and FTPS so you can access things like web servers and other online storage. The (UK) £28.99 Pro pack enables you to mount Dropbox, OneDrive and Google Drive to perform file management functions. If you need more features, there is a Pro version and most of the benefits are concerned with accessing various types of online storage. Commander One Free vs ProĪll the basic file management features in Commander One are available in the free version. There is also regex support - a super powerful searching feature.
Commander One makes the task faster and simpler by allowing wildcards like man*.jpg to search for all.
FILE MANAGER COMMANDER ONE WINDOWS 10
For example, I have Windows 10 installed in Boot Camp and it is possible to select the Bootcamp partition, browse the Windows files and copy them to the Mac disk.Ī remote Windows computer on the same network could also be connected and I could log in and access all my Windows files.įinder is a bit awkward to use for finding files and building complex search queries is clunky and slow. Working with WindowsĬommander One has all the abilities of Finder. Zip archives open as easily as opening a folder and files can be selected within the zip and copied from the source to the target location.
FILE MANAGER COMMANDER ONE PASSWORD
Archives can be password protected too.įinder will not let you look inside zip files, but Commander One can. There is also a slider that enables you to choose between five speed and compression settings. For example, there is the usual zip archive format, but also several others. Work with zip and other archivesįinder can compress files, but Commander One has more features. Enter opens files in Commander One, but edits the filename in Finder. There are a few minor irritations, such as the spacebar is used for Quick Look in Finder, but it selects files in Commander One. There is a simple switch at the top to show hidden files and a button to Quick Look files.
Extra columns showing more file attributes can be added to the display. The source and target can easily be switched if you want to move, copy or zip files the reverse direction.Īs with Finder, files can be sorted by clicking the column headers, such as name, size, modified date and so on. When performing a copy, move or zipping archives, files from the source location on the left are copied, moved or zipped to the target location on the right. You could then switch between source and target locations using the tabs. So you could have three tabs on one side with three different source locations and two tabs on the right with two different target locations. There is an icons view, list view, and brief view, and each side can have different views.Įach side, left and right, can have multiple tabs. The app is split down the middle and it shows two disk locations, the source on the left and the target on the right. The most noticeable feature of Commander One is the dual pane display and that makes it quite different to Finder, which either uses tabs or separate windows to show two disk locations. Tasks are often easier to perform and it has extra features that are not in Finder. It is free in the Mac App Store and it works differently, but it has clear advantages when you have to perform a lot of file management on the Mac. If you don't get on with Finder and think it is awkward to use, try Commander One from Eltima Software. Commander One is a free dual pane better alternative. It does the job of enabling you to manage files, but in some ways is clunky.
Finder in macOS is not outstanding and it is merely OK.
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