File managers (116 programs)
Pros: Streamlined way to remount NTFS volumes. Lightweight and unobtrusive. Notify with every NTFS volume detected. Easily identify mount status with color-changing icon.
Cons: No ability to recognize or remount renamed NTFS drive.
Pros: Fun and Stylish Interface. Easy Installation. Offers A Lot of Features. Works with Any Huawei Smartphone.
Cons: Setting Up Takes Time. Has Synchronization Issues.
Pros: Resize and reorganize hard drives. Supports multiple file formats. Monitor and repair disk errors.
Cons: Does not come with a warranty.
Pros: Supports over forty archive file formats. Batch extraction. Can handle password protected archives. Supports disc images (ISO, Bin, etc).
Cons: Won't extract .EXE files. No additional features beyond what free alternatives offer. Options/Settings cannot be changed. No functionality to create archives.
Pros: Simple and efficient. For users of all levels. Works with massive files. Responsive and receptive support team.
Cons: Sporadic functionality hiccups. No proper help file. Interface could be better. Needs a 64-bit computer.
Pros: Fast Access of Remote Files. Minimalist User Interface. All Major Protocols Are Supported.
Cons: Requires Constant Refresh for SFTP. Drops Connection Every Now and Then.
Pros: Restore data in all instances. Easily recover files in simple steps. Support most common file formats. Retrieve more than a thousand of file types.
Cons: No option to scan individual folders for data recovery. Restoring over 3GB files will be difficult.
Pros: Quick transfers. Share videos, pictures, documents, apps. Instant notifications. On-device file management.
Cons: Doesn’t really work out of the box as advertised. UI isn’t the best. The ability to transfer data should be free. Free version is inundated with ads.
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: 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.
Pros: Uses simple Ruby programming language. Built-in binary packages or bottles. Automatically integrates into the command line.
Cons: Incompatible with default privileges in /usr/local/.
