Platforms
- Windows


Apps similar to DCommander include Double Commander, which is free and open source. Other options are Files, Total Commander, Dolphin File Manager and OneCommander. There's no shortage of File Managers like DCommander, with more than 100 alternatives for Windows, Android, Mac, Linux and the web.


UltraExplorer is a Windows Explorer replacement that will change the way you think about file management. Other Explorer replacement applications duplicate the same old paradigm introduced by Microsoft in Windows 95.

Nomad.NET is a powerful dual-pane file manager complete with breadcrumbs, thumbnails, integration with explorer plugins, and even support for multiple tabs.




Double-pane file manager extension for Emacs integrating dired mode, keyboard navigation, customizable keybindings, orthodox manager features, archive browsing, directory comparison, bookmarks, extensibility, and asynchronous operations across multiple platforms.




Allows you to view files of various formats from your disk.

Directory Report is a file manager designed to scan large hard drives to find duplicate files, rename files, locate large files and folder, print folder content and more. It provides a simple interface that will appeal to technical users.



Files is a free app for managing files on your Windows Phone. By using this app you can: • Access files stored on your phone and SD card • Browse, search and launch files • Easily share one file or multiple files • Create folders to organize your files • Copy, move, rename and d.






Worker is a file manager for the X Window System on UN*X with low requirements (basically only the X11 libraries). The directories and files are shown in two independent panels (similar to Midnight Commander).




Android Commander is a small, very fast and intuitive application for Windows. You can easily manage files and apps on your rooted android device via ADB without typing any command and mounting a SD card.



Manage your files the way you always do, using two panels and the keyboard (and sometimes the mouse). Introducing the MaxCommander.






