File managers (117 programs)
Pros: Can remove applications with no uninstall program. Permanent file deletion is offered. Only 1.2 megabytes of memory is needed. Provides customized scanning options.
Cons: Some have stated that system-sensitive files can be deleted. Cannot defeat ransomware issues. No cloud-based file storage. Will not remove add-ons associated with the Internet Explorer browser.
Pros: Works flawlessly. Standard and portable features. Easily upload large archives. Supports macOS Mojave’s dark mode.
Cons: Amazon AWS account is mandatory. Doesn’t support Amazon S3. Not a backup solution. Timeout errors.
Pros: File compression at a button click. Colourful UI. Quick look support. Five treemap color schemes.
Cons: Deleting things. Does only one thing; not multi-functional. Developer support could be better. Requires a 64-bit computer.
Pros: Does exactly what it claims. Streamlined and intuitive interface. Different compression levels offered. Option to choose file sizes when splitting files.
Cons: Doesn’t remember old settings. 64-bit processors only. No free trial. May not work equally well with all file formats.
Pros: Strong Encryption Features. Straightforward encryption and decryption process. Built-in password generator. Supports password sharing.
Cons: Command line interface requires some learning. Needs a separate file manager.
Pros: Automatically detects networked storage devices. Keeps your devices connected. Offers backup automation options. Easy set-up and user-friendly interface.
Cons: The app can slow your system down during backup procedures. Limited to 64-bit system architectures. Using the service via a VPN service can be tricky. File transfers can be time-consuming.
Pros: Change the timestamp on image files easily. Batch file editing. Simple to use interface. Remove invisible files.
Cons: Can corrupt file attributes, although rare. No ability to progressively edit time of multiple files. No regular maintenance. Could do with more functions for advanced users.
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.
