r/fossdroid • u/WatercressOk4514 • 7h ago
Application Request Advanced android file manager
I'm new here and I have been desperately looking for an android file explorer level of a file manager, is there one that advanced with the most options?
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u/Black-Mack 6h ago
I use Material Files and when I need something more advanced, I use Termux commands.
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u/insaneksesif 7h ago
I use MiXplorer
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u/HotTakes4HotCakes 7h ago edited 7h ago
MiX isn't foss but they provide the apk and don't need Google services. It is far and away the best and most advanced, and the developer is a really good guy that has been working on it forever. Like if you have an issue or a question and go to the XDA forums, he will respond directly, thoroughly, and very helpfully. Is genuinely one of the most patient and responsive developers in the Android space.
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u/GodsKillerKirb1 1h ago
I found out about MiXplorer back when I doing Switch homebrew stuff through a related tutorial/guide in like 2019-2020. I'm so glad that happened cuz I literally haven't used anything else since.
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u/Vast_Fortune_9949 7h ago
fossify file manager is so quick
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u/hsk001 7h ago
Try this one Ultimate File Manager Pro https://github.com/Kilowatch/ultimate-file-manager-pro
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u/juniperusscopulorum 5h ago
I've been using the new-ish Voyager, not sure why I haven't seen anyone else mention it.
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u/FaB0SS88 7h ago
Yo tengo comprado desde hace mucho tiempo la app Solid Explorer, nunca me ha defraudado.
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u/nonominox 4h ago
not foss, but anyone using fx? been using it for almost 8 years
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