

JumpFm
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JumpFm is a minimalistic dual panel file manager (currently released only for Windows, Mac, and Linux) that lets you navigate your file system very efficiently.
Discontinued
The last release was in 2017, but you can still download it and use it.
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JumpFm News & Activities
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Recent activities
- ShaggyStyle added JumpFm as alternative to File Pilot
- POX added JumpFm as alternative to Nemo Documents
- K0RR added JumpFm as alternative to Liri Files
- thelovelyluxi liked JumpFm
- mopsbublic added JumpFm as alternative to Phone Drive
- threehymns updated JumpFm
- fris added JumpFm as alternative to Open Salamander
JumpFm information
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File ManagementGitHub repository
- 274 Stars
- 31 Forks
- 23 Open Issues
- Updated Jan 7, 2021
Comments and Reviews
JumpFm is an open source electron based file explorer. It could finally be the solution for a free, standalone and full featured cross-platform file explorer. Together with other electron based apps like Atom and Hyper it shares some ideas. It is very well thought-out and its default theme its quite beautiful. Even in this early stage it has some very useful features like:
The keyboard shortcuts are entirely configurable, but JumpFm lacks mouse control for now. The settings stored in ordinary json files, though there are not that many settings yet. Like other electron based apps it has plugin support, which is nice, because features can be added and implement individually. At the time you are reading this: maybe JumpFm has gained considerably more functionality. Maybe you should jump over to JumpFm and contribute?
Electron Apps are pretty resource hungry, they are pretty bad applications for crossplatform development. You can do and promote better alternatives with technologies like Proton, QT or Lazarus.
No File Search Toolbar
JumpFM 1.0.5 from 2017 (AppImage) does not run on Ubuntu 20.04 (Harfbuzz version too old).
Can't switch between drives. Works well as an explorer for project folders but not as a replacement for Windows Explorer.
[Edited by AlwaysRushing, May 10]