fman

fman is a cool file manager that gives you a fresh alternative to the usual Windows Explorer. It features a neat two-pane layout, making it super easy to explore two locations at once. You can drag and drop files around and use handy keyboard shortcuts. Plus, it supports open-source plugins created by the community!

Quick and Easy Setup

The setup for fman is a breeze! It unpacks automatically when you install it, so you won’t have to lift a finger. Once it's set up, it launches right away, ready for action.

Sleek Interface

The interface of fman has a simple window with a dark background. Unlike other file managers, it doesn’t clutter things up with navigational buttons or toolbars. Instead, everything is controlled through keyboard commands, which makes it pretty unique.

File Operations Made Simple

You can perform common file operations while exploring your disk drives and folders. Want to move files? Just drag and drop! You can also double-click to open files in their associated programs. And don’t worry—any changes you make are instantly updated in fman. Whether you're creating, moving, copying, deleting, or renaming files or folders, everything stays current.

Easily Navigate with Keyboard Shortcuts

If you need to jump to a specific location quickly, just press Ctrl+P and type in the path. If you're curious about all the keyboard shortcuts available in fman, hit Ctrl+Shift+P for a complete list!

Your Favorite Shortcuts Include:

• Cut: Ctrl+X


• Move: F6


• Open: Enter


• Help: F1


• Copy: F5


• Paste: Ctrl+V


• Name Change: Shift+F6


• Toggling Hidden Files: Ctrl+


• Edit Keyboard Shortcuts Here!

Add Some Plugins!

You can enhance fman's functionality by checking out some plugins made by others in the community. These plugins can let you see more info in the status bar like how many files are in your directory or check out properties like total file size.

Smooth Performance on Windows 10

The performance of fman, especially on Windows 10, has been impressive during our tests—it runs fast and doesn't hog system resources.

A Minimalist Approach for Power Users!

If you're into minimalistic design but still want powerful features like dual-pane navigation and lots of keyboard shortcuts—plus room for plugins—fman Might just be what you’re looking for!