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CRAX Commander vs nnn

CRAX Commander

crax.soft4u2.com

nnn

github.com

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FigureCRAX Commandernnn
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
Windows—Yes
macOSYesYes
Linux—Yes
Android—Yes
Plans published21
Spec score · File Manager Software8.4 (#17)8.7 (#6)
Archive supportYesYes
Dual-pane viewYesNo
Supported platformsmacosThe project says nnn runs on Linux, macOS, Android through Termux, Cygwin, and WSL, among other environments.
PrivacyThe maker says activation data is not shared with third parties and that no personal information is collected during activation.The project describes nnn as privacy-aware, with no unconfirmed user data collection.
ProductCRAX Commander is a dual-pane macOS file manager aimed at power users.nnn is a full-featured terminal file manager designed to be small, fast, and nearly zero-configuration.
SearchIts search can find files by content, metadata, size, or date and supports regular expressions and archive searching.It supports search-as-you-type and fuzzy, regex, and string filters.
SupportThe maker offers email support for bug reports, license questions, and feature requests at [email protected].The project invites users to discuss new ideas or enhancement requests in GitHub Discussions.

Plans

CRAX Commander

  • CRAX CommanderPrice not published
  • Single User License$25.99, paid once

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nnn

  • FreeFree

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CRAX Commander

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nnn

nnn is a terminal file manager designed to be small, fast and nearly zero-configuration. It handles copying, moving, deleting, archiving and linking selections, alongside batch renaming, disk-usage analysis, app launching and file picking. Navigation includes contexts, sessions, bookmarks and directory marks, while search options include instant filtering, fuzzy matching, regular expressions and string filters. It provides directory and text previews, and can create, list, extract and mount archives. Plugins can add functions such as live previews, disk mounting, file comparison and uploads. Remote mounts require optional sshfs or rclone dependencies. The project says nnn typically needs less than 3.5 MB of resident memory; it has no configuration file and uses defaults, with optional environment-variable settings. It is free and open source under the BSD-2-Clause license, and is listed for Android, Linux, macOS and Windows. The project offers packages and a statically linked binary, or users can compile it from source.

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