Both pack and unpack can be greatly extended with help of plugins to support anything from mainstream formats like RAR and 7-Zip to specialized packages, used in some games. It provides native unpack capabilities for multiply common formats and native pack for ZIP. Total Commander works with archive files (including nested) like with regular folders. hash/checksum generation and confirmation.Number of useful functions, that are usually extras, are integrated and included out of the box: Interface is very flexible looks, toolbars, system menu and file presentation can all be customized. Performance aside Total Commander tries to do things as efficiently as possible and offers many ways to add functionality, not provided natively.

It may look bit plain but it is seriously powerful software. Total Commander (previously Windows Commander) is classic dual-pane file manager, actively developed and maintained for over fifteen (!) years.Ĭode base is purposely kept on old version of Delphi for high performance of application (sounds weird but works). But I can only conclude that this is an area where freeware clearly doesn’t cut it. I had tried actively to find adequate freeware replacement for Total Commander file manager and more than once reviewed soft from this category. Naturally it just irked me to try that myself some time. Translated via, using strings from the Android versionĭownload Total Commander for Windows Phone 8.I had witnessed more than once backlash and fallout, following posts about shareware on the freeware blogs. Supported languages of the main program: English, German, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, French, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Traditional Chinese and Ukrainian.Simple help function in English, German.Cloud Storage: Microsoft, Dropbox, Google.Select range with long tap on file icon.As you can see, it's more than just a mere file manager: Here is a massive list of the app's features. The first version of Total Commander, under the name 'Windows Commander' was released for Windows way back in 1993 and since then versions have been released for Windows CE, Windows Mobile and even for Android.

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