Version: 3.2.0.2890

Release: 2016-06-14

Category: Files - Managers

Size: 3902Kb

Dependency:

Not stealth: AppData

Publisher: Eugene Sichkar

Web site: https://www.fosshub.com/NomadNET.html

Nomad.NET is the successor of Nomad, a powerful file manager written by me a couple of years ago. It is completely rewritten (no single line of code was taken from previous Nomad) using best ideas and algorithms and implementing everything in a completely new way. Full Unicode support.[screenshot] Tabbed interface. But in contrast to almost every other file manager tabs are not panel based. Powerful bookmarks system. You can bookmark you favorite folders, ftp sites or even searches (yes, you can create virtual search folders). One of the most powerful search engines on market (if I can say market, project is freeware). You can create very complex search rules, with ability to search in different encoding (complete encodings auto detect), use IFilter filters, apply custom text search rules (including regular expressions), search in hex, duplicates search and so on... For novices there is a simplified search that is not so scary at first sight.[screenshot] Powerful filtering system, based on the same core as search. You can use dedicated advanced filter dialog, or use simple toolstrip for quick filtering.[screenshot] Much simpler, elegant and polished UI (program must look nice, right?)[screenshot] Customizable visual themes[screenshot] and icon packs. And you can even create your own themes and icon packs. The most powerful toolbar you can even find in file manager.[screenshot] Improved main form layout. You can use single panel or dual panel mode (horizontal or vertical). Each panel can have its own tree view that can be hidden or displayed horizontally or vertically. And you can even store your customized layouts for future use. Ability to customize selected folders view and options (filter, sort, etc). This is unique feature and you cannot find it in other managers.[screenshot] Program is highly customizable via Options dialog[screenshot], including simple UI scaling according to your current system DPI settings (or manually). Breadcrumb folder toolstrip on every panel is much more powerful than simple folder name.[screenshot] Full internal support for many archive types (using 7-Zip libraries). Program can also handle WCX Total Commander plug-in, even in more powerful way than Total Commander did. You can view, create and edit archives. FTP folders support (with limitations yet, for example, only one http proxy allowed with no UI to configure). Many things were done more correctly - drag'n'drop from explorer, clipboard handling, shell file menus and so on. Support for shell shortcuts, url shortcuts (ftp only) and even shell folder shortcuts (rarely supported in other file managers). And last, Nomad is the first and only (there is more now, but Nomad is still the first) file manager written on .net. This is not advantage, because in addition to strong sides, it has some drawbacks. Just a fact. And many, many more...

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