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Space shows text, a picture, media, properties or the contents of an archive.
Space shows text, a picture, media, properties or the contents of an archive.
Code, logs, JSON, YAML and diffs; ERROR lines stand out at a glance.
A file is readable from its first chunk, and Ctrl+F lists every match.
GIF, WebP and APNG play without being read into memory whole.
Text notes in the side panel, with edits saved silently.
Properties of a file or folder; for "Computer" — OS, CPU and memory.
A built-in ffmpeg engine — no external apps or codec packs needed.
As many lists as you like, background tag reading and m3u import.
Five MilkDrop-style presets: waveform, spectrum and drifting trails.
Thumbnails under the seek bar, wheel zoom and full screen.
Trimming by intervals, joining clips and transcoding.
From pictures or parts of a clip — into GIF, WebP, MP4, WebM, APNG.
One, two, three, four or six — the layout changes with one button.
Every panel has its own; a tab can be dragged into the next one.
A table with columns, tiles and icons in four sizes.
Ctrl with the wheel scales whatever is under the cursor, in any tab.
A colour or picture per folder; the background survives a restart.
Type, extension, creation date and total folder size with a share bar.
Ctrl+F searches names, and matching rows move to the top.
Date, type, extension and size — with a count of matching files.
The current folder and all of its subfolders in one list.
The full size is computed in the background and shown in a column.
Coloured tags with a counter; on a file — dots next to the name.
Bookmarks, groups, drives, network and notes in the side panel.
Copying and deleting run as tasks: progress, pause, name conflicts.
The bin on Windows and Linux opens in a panel: you see where a file came from.
You step into a zip like into a folder; files inside are read on the fly.
Any of the three is created next to the original, from one menu item.
Many files at once, with column editing of the names.
Explorer menu, admin relaunch, and the name of the app locking a file.
A remote host opens in the same panel as a local drive.
A real pty: mc, htop, vim and less work as in a normal terminal.
Dark, light and custom themes; the interface in English and Russian.