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Nomad.NET

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

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Cost / License

  • Free
  • Proprietary

Application type

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  • Discontinued

Platforms

  • Windows  .NET Framework 2.0 required
Discontinued

Last release is from 2016. See here: http://www.nomad-net.info/news

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  1.  Support for FTP

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  • two-panel
  • .net
  • commander

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Nomad.NET information

  • Developed by

    UA flagEugene Sichkar
  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Free product.
  • Alternatives

    73 alternatives listed
  • Supported Languages

    • English

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File Management

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abhishekdivekar
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Probably the best free file explorer on Windows as of 2017. Simple to use, looks fit into the windows theme, context menu works, cures cancer, etc...really just great software for someone looking for one step above windows explorer.

What is Nomad.NET?

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

Using Nomad.NET requires very little explanation. Just download, extract, launch the executable, and start browsing through your file system. Where Nomad really shines is the level of customization you can do. You can tweak almost any of the UI elements, create bookmarks to common folders, open multiple tabs, or even add in your own custom tools to the menu. Unlike some of the other alternative file managers, when you right-click on a file or folder youll actually see the system context menu, complete with any extra menu items, like Dropbox, for instance.