The 1% that's currently confusing me is how to customize the columns layout. I've been using One Commander for about an hour and so far I love 99% of it. Language files will be also editable.ĭownload it for free and let me know if you have any feedback. I'll also make additional themes for release, but if you know hex colors and can read xml, you can make your own themes or modify file/folder icons sets. I will mostly do small improvements and bugfixes until I reach a solid stable release, and then I'll start adding additional features from v2 and new features.

It uses native Windows context menu (I hope to be able to make it respect the theme someday, but all extensions should work), and it uses Windows to copy/move items (planned to add custom copy/move dialogs so they are also respecting the user's theme). Highlights are dual-pane browsing (side-by-side, and over-under), column-navigation, tabs, built-in preview pane and window preview (spacebar), favorites that can be grouped into projects, multiple windows (if you give them name they will save tabs and position across sessions), ability to make presets for file-views, files tagging (colors) and customizable themes, letting you change the colors, spacing, borders, but also let you set your own icons for folders, or an icon for each file type (independent of Windows icons).

After a year of rewriting One Commander v2 I am releasing the beta version of version 3 with better performance and more customization.

One commander v2