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One Commander vs Direttore File Manager

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When comparing One Commander vs Direttore File Manager, the Slant community recommends One Commander for most people. In the question“What are the best file managers for Windows?” One Commander is ranked 9th while Direttore File Manager is ranked 36th. The most important reason people chose One Commander is:

Free for non commercial use.

Specs

OS Windows 10 version 17763.0 or higher

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Pros

Pro
Free

Free for non commercial use.

Pro
Simple and fast

Fast search and filter.

Pro
Miller columns

Like Finder from macOS.

Pro
Multi tab support

Pro
Themes

Light, dark and customizable themes/colours.

Pro
Default file manager setup

Can make it the default file manager such that windows explorer stays out of the way for most of the work.

Pro
File previews

Pro
File / folder filters

Pro
Folder views can be saved and applied

Pro
Column View Superior to Macintosh Finder

Direttore got it right. The other alternatives with a column view option ("miller columns") are unwieldy and ascetically offensive.

Pro
Totally Themable

I can change colors, button,scrollbars. I also changed the icons for folders and some file-types. Info on Direttore webpage.

Pro
Color labels

Ntfs drives only, but still very convenient.

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Cons

Con
Folders cannot be sorted by size

Con
Cannot access Android device connected by USB

Con
Cannot access Android device by FTP

And can never will as this is clarified by developer that this feature will never be added.

Con
It doesn't have UNDO function

Very important. When you work with valuable data files, this function can't be ommited.

Con
Navigating folders by Ctrl+Tab has considerable delay

Con
Browsing Recycle Bin is very slow

Navigating away from Recycle Bin tab and coming back to it reload the Recycle Bin which is very slow as mentioned. Program has an option to open recycle bin in Windows File Explorer, which suggests that developer is aware that opening Recycle Bin is problematic.