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One of the most popular alternatives to File Explorer is Double Commander, which is free and open source. Other popular alternatives are Files, Spacedrive, Total Commander and Dolphin File Manager. There's no shortage of File Managers like File Explorer, with more than 100 alternatives for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iPad.

TreeTerm is a combination of a file manager and a terminal emulator. The directory you select in the directory tree is the working directory of the terminal-pane (and the other way around). You never have to 'cd' to your working directory anymore.

STDU Explorer is a piece of software that offers you the opportunity to work with image files (support psd, bmp, png, gif, pcx, jpeg, wmf formats) and e-books in DjVu, PDF, FB2, JBIG2, XPS, DCX, WWF, PDB, CBR and CBZ formats.



BB4Win (Blackbox for Windows) is an alternative shell for Microsoft Windows. The program aims to emulate the look and feel of a Linux based desktop. The BB4Win project was discontinued in 2005 but various branches have been built from the source.




Saladin is an open source dual-pane file manager for Windows which merges the capabilities of Windows Explorer with the well known and easy to use orthodox user interface.




Xenon File Manager Portable is a file manager specifically designed to work from a USB drive.
Multi Tab File Explorer is a modern file explorer for Windows built for teams that work across local folders, cloud storage, and remote FTP/SFTP servers from a single interface.




Deepin File Manager is a powerful & easy-to-use file managing tool developped by Deepin Technology.


Super Lightweight at 307kb Explorer Commander is a two- or four-panel file manager software.

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.

V is an all-purpose File Manager for Windows.
V is not just another Windows Explorer replacement. Its main strength is its inbuilt file viewer which excels at viewing files quickly - whether they are 100 bytes or 100 gigabytes in size.
A Dual Pane interface (optional) makes it.



KillerShell puts a file browser, a terminal and a text editor in one window, on one tab strip and one set of keys, so you stop alt-tabbing.



