Wayfinder: Tabbed File Manager

Wayfinder is a desktop-grade file manager for Googlebooks: tabs in the title bar, four views, full keyboard and mouse control, and your network shares in the sidebar. • Tabs in the window’s title bar. Open, close, reopen and switch them from the keyboard, or tear one off into its own window. • Four views: Details with sortable, resizable columns; a thumbnail Grid you can zoom; Miller columns; and a dual-pane commander with F5 copy and F6 move. • Made for a keyboard and a trackpad: single click selects, double click opens, right click for menus, rubber-band selection, drag and drop, and every shortcut you expect (copy, cut, paste, rename, batch rename, undo, the address bar). Press F1 for the full list. • Quick Look: press Space to preview images, video frames, PDFs, audio and code without opening another app. • Archives as folders: browse .zip, .tar, .tar.gz and .tgz files, copy out of them, and compress a selection. • Network places: SMB 2/3, WebDAV and FTP/FTPS servers, with passwords encrypted by the Android Keystore. Google Drive and USB drives through Android’s own folder picker. • Your phone’s folders, when a phone is connected over USB or paired. • A command palette (Ctrl+K), pinned files and folders, colour tags, file properties and checksums. • It can be the file picker other apps open. Wayfinder asks for All files access so it can manage the files on your Googlebook, as a file manager must. No ads, no analytics, no trackers, no account. Wayfinder is open source (Apache 2.0), made by parijat-star and published on Google Play by Fika Labs. Source: github.com/parijat-star/wayfinder For Googlebooks only. Googlebook is Google’s; Wayfinder is an independent app, not made by, affiliated with or endorsed by Google.

Wayfinder now starts on Recents and can open folders and archives (.zip, .tar, .tgz) for other apps, with Save As too. Phone and Google Drive folders reconnect by themselves, and Drive takes several folders. Linux files, USB-C drives and work profiles appear in the sidebar. New languages: Spanish, Japanese and Arabic, with better large text and dark theme. Fewer permissions and safer file handling.