It though remembers the visited directories and allows to search in this list in most-recently used order and by name.

The interface is most naturally navigated by arrows and keystrokes. The target market is software developers.

No choice between dull-dark or fresh-light.

You need to know which files to edit.

So, for example, sorting only is remembered if triggered by command and not be clicking the table column header using the mouse.

Doesn't say what it will do with this data. It is in contrast to the new laws in Europe where only necessary information is allowed to be collected. A download should not require an email address.

Hence it is not well suited for visually orientated users which find or remember commands by using a mouse and a menu. Even the fman's hero Sublime Text uses a menu bar.