File managers (117 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: 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: 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: 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: Saves you having to manually clear your hard drives. Can help you find duplicate files and remove them. Free up some of your wasted RAM. Can schedule automatic system cleanups.

Cons: May delete driver files that you actually need. Only frees up your RAM temporarily. All the functions are already available on the Mac. “Old files” function is redundant because old files are useful.

Pros: Create a new file from anywhere on your Mac. Very simple and easy to use. Doesn't require any advanced computer skills. Built in file templates to choose from.

Cons: Application doesn't allow the creation of new templates. Limited OS support. Requires 64-bit architecture. Relies on third-party applications.

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/.