OneCommander is a dual-pane file manager for Windows 10/11, featuring tabs and a columns view similar to macOS Finder for navigating deep folder trees. It includes built-in preview for images, videos, audio and documents, along with color tags, file-age coloring and favorites organized into projects. A copy and move queue supports batch file operations and advanced renaming, including RegEx, with long path support and custom dark and light themes with editable icons. It suits power users, developers, photographers and anyone who has outgrown File Explorer, and is free for home use, ad-free, with commercial use requiring a license.
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Fast dual-pane file manager for Windows 10/11 with tabs, preview and color tags. Free for home use, no ads
Key features
• Dual-pane layout with tabs – copy and compare folders without opening new windows
• Columns view like macOS Finder – fly through deep folder trees
• Built-in preview (Space) for images, videos, audio and documents
• Color tags, file-age coloring and favorites organized in projects
• Copy/move queue, batch file operations and advanced renaming (incl. RegEx)
• Long path support
• Custom dark/light themes and editable icons
OneCommander is used by power users, developers, photographers and anyone who has outgrown the limitations of File Explorer.
Commercial use requires a license purchase
This program does NOT collect or transmit personal data (Microsoft Store has a bug not saving this selection properly)
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