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A lot’s changed since the first release of Commander One and we are proud that every year the amount of active users is constantly rising. For all those who’ve been missing a famous dual-panel file manager for Windows PC, we tried to keep the best of what the classic solution offered, and did it with all the affection to macOS users.

There are different reasons why people choose our file manager: someone searched for Total Commander for Mac, someone for native Finder alternative, others wanted to get the stable Android file transfer software, or looked for a reliable FTP client for macOS. And this list could be longer thanks to a lot of Commander One features that make this application an advanced tool for file management and document sharing between Mac, clouds and mobile gadgets.

We appreciate your choice and our developers prepared even more features and improvements for Commander One v2.0 for faster, more stable and simply better experience on macOS. So, let’s see what we can offer with this major update:

A lot’s changed since the first release of Commander One and we are proud that every year the amount of active users is constantly rising. For all those who’ve been missing a famous dual-panel file manager for Windows PC, we tried to keep the best of what the classic solution offered, and did it with all the affection to macOS users. Download Double Commander for free. Double Commander is a cross platform open source file manager with two panels side by side. It is inspired by Total Commander and features some new ideas. Simple File Manager Pro only works with localized files, however, and though it doesn't offer access to exterior cloud accounts, you can navigate root files, SD cards, and USB files within the app. Another premium file manager, Xplorer² is available in two versions. The Professional edition costs US$29.95 (about £20, AU$40) for one PC, while the more powerful Ultimate is US$49.95 (about £. DCommander doesn’t show other drives/volumes (internal or external) Since the app is built with Apple’s AppStore policies in mind, it does not have access to the volumes location on your mac. To fix this, you need to allow filesystem access to the root of your main drive. Open DCommander’s Preferences window, go to the Troubleshooting.

Added:

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• ability to open and edit files stored on online connections
• ability to open and edit files in archives (except for RAR)
• ability to open and edit files on MTP and iOS devices
• support for Box.com
• support for Backblaze.com
• a new type of connection for OpenStack Swift (Object Storage), with Keystone authentication services v.1 and v.2
• ability to choose server endpoint for Amazon S3
• support for new regions in Amazon S3: cn-north-1 Beijing, eu-north-1 Stockholm
• SSO support for OneDrive
• Microsoft Cloud Germany (office.de) support for OneDrive
• ability to work with “Shared with me” folder on Google Drive
• ability to mount to WebDAV servers with untrusted HTTPS certificate
• support for encryption on online connections
• support for Dropbox Business
• support for Google Team Drives
• support for Finder Extensions (Dropbox, Google Backup and Sync, etc.)
• support for Finder Tags
• support for dark mode on macOS 10.14
• Italian and Portuguese localizations
• support for OpenSSH keys for SFTP connections
• ability to select a UI language in preferences
• ability to configure the appearance of the built-in preview
• ability to configure the appearance of the built-in Terminal

Improved:

• functionality of operations queue
• operation speed of WebDAV connection
• icons size changes when adjusting the font size
• functionality of built-in Terminal
• work with MTP devices
• support for UTF-8 for FTP connections

Fixed:

• support for Cyrillic characters for FTP connections
• the display of symbolic link icons
• support for AZERTY keyboard

Lots of other minor fixes and improvements (thank you for your continued feedback!).

Hope you will enjoy Commander One 2 and find something special that would make your work on Mac more efficient, doesn’t matter if you use our file manager as an Archiver for Mac, Terminal emulator, Cloud manager or provide another scenario with our multitool-manager.

We are open to any question or suggestion concerning Commander One and, as always, will appreciate your feedback at support@eltima.com.

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Mac Finder got a much-needed improvement back in 2001 and since then, there hasn’t been any radical effort from Apple to make Finder more boisterous and an efficient file manager. That’s why you need Commander One which is a complete Mac file manager with ample user-friendly features that you can actually learn to like. It is also a rambunctious Finder alternative, soon you’ll find out why.

First and foremost, Commander One has a dual-pane window as opposed to Finder’s single-pane. This feature alone is pretty useful since you can view and make changes to files and folders in various locations of the system or remote servers and Dropbox, simultaneously. Furthermore, you can even rename files while they are on the move. Can you do that with Finder?

Since Commander One is a file manager, you would primarily use it to view, edit, copy, move, delete and create a new folder, but how would you like to do that with hotkeys instead? Yes, that’s possible with this application. Moreover, you can even customize hotkeys for more functionality.

User Interface & Dual-pane file management

The ability to view folders and folder contents in a specific manner is one of the core purposes, Commander One has List, Column and Thumbnail Grid just for this purpose, which shows the details of a folder in the same way that Finder does.

Since Commander One has a host of features, it can feel a bit daunting at first to master it, but if you hang tight you will find this software easy to control & very helpful. The two panes have a divider in between and neither can be closed off at any time. Although you can resize the panes to attain an almost single-pane view and open an unlimited number of tabs on each of the panes.

Upon activation of the software for the first time, you will be greeted with six different areas; these are Buttons, Command Line, Disk List, Disk Info, Path Bar, and Selection Info. But you can filter out which of these details do you actually needed and ‘uncheck’ the remaining that you do not require from ‘View’ in the menu bar.

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Pro Pack features

For only $29.99 you can upgrade to the Pro version to unlock archive compression and extraction, built-in FTP, SFTP, FTPS remote client managers, a process viewer, access to Dropbox accounts and mount iOS devices directly to the system instead of relying on iTunes. You also get and colored themes that apply largely to the content panes.

Final words

Commander One is everything that Finder dreams of becoming. If you are seeking a Finder alternative you’ve just got a reason to download this Mac app.