File managers (170 programs)
Pros: Maps disk space with a variety of visuals. Customizable clean up methods. Files can be trashed or permanently deleted. Can save and load scanning sessions.
Cons: Scanning can take a long time. Remnants of files may be retrievable. Possibility of deleting essential files. Lacks some advanced features.
Pros: Easily organize files and folders. Set up rules for automatic folder creation. Find documents faster. Uses very little system resources.
Cons: Can be complicated to configure. Advanced interface takes some time to get used to. Can create duplicate files. Limited OS support.
Pros: Drag and drop functionality. View files with details. Open archive files. Play media files.
Cons: May not work with older file formats. Limited functionality. May not access all encrypted archive files. File navigation can be done manually.
Pros: Offers auto-conversion. Has a smart format detection system.
Cons: Designed for macOS only.
Pros: Terminal-style presentation supports investigative mood. Simplified mechanics lower the entry barrier for newcomers. Retro visual and atmospheric audio reinforce tone. Runs on older Mac hardware, reducing system demands.
Cons: Single-player only, no cooperative or competitive modes. Simpler and shorter than deeper simulators like Hacknet or Uplink. Not designed as a realistic, technical hacking simulator.
Pros: Simple to install and use. Keeps desktop well organized. Pin window wherever you like. Requires minimal system resources.
Cons: Can be slow at times. No ability to automatically set up folders. Interface appears a little dated. Application could do with more regular updates.
Pros: Modern interface. Easy cleanup process. Various cleaning options. Previews data before cleaning.
Cons: Requires Apple iTunes. Does not delete saved passwords. Does not delete data in files app.
Pros: Several handy optimizations. An FTP and WebDAV client. Connects to multiple servers. Works with Amazon S3 files.
Cons: No iCloud drive integration. No option to mark syncing between panes. Drag-and-drop option isn’t smooth enough. Needs a 64-bit processor.
