DCommander

DCommander is a two-pane file manager that gives you full control over your computer’s filesystem.

 

Optimized for quick access and user-friendliness, DCommander provides a perfect file-management companion for new Mac users transitioning from other operating systems, as well as advanced power users who demand more control of their computer.

 

Features include :

• two side-by-side file windows;

• name,

size

, kind, and date sorting of files and folders;

• view hidden files and folders;

• tabs support with full keyboard navigation;

• file search with sub-folder recursive searching;

• full support for drag-and-drop operations;

• fine-grained item-selection control;

• quick access to native Terminal, Console, Activity Monitor and Disk Utility applications;

• customisable color schemes;

• customisable font type,

size

and color;

• quick file viewer with text and hex viewing mode;

• full keyboard navigation;

• ability to browse ZIP archives like normal folders;

• seamless FTP support;

• folder compare and synchronization;

• quick search files in the current folder;

• QuickLook integration;

• Terminal integration;

• ability to create new folders and new empty files;

• support for external drives;

• mount network drives;

• ability to compress files and folders;

• fast file copy and moving;

• retina display support;

• fullscreen support;

• fast load time;

• support for OSX 10.6 or later;

• German, French, Polish and Czech translations;

• FREE updates for all versions.

• And much more!

WHAT’S NEW

Version 3.10.0:

• added new Permissions manager in Preferences

• added new documentation

• fixed reported filesystem permission issue

• fixed Synchronize Folders color scheme issue

• fixed transfer manager Clear item and Clear list issue

• fixed text overlap issue in New folder / New file window

REQUIREMENTS

• Intel, 64-bit processor

• macOS 11.5 or later

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