Due to its many advanced features Total Commander will be mostly useful to Web designers, developers, programmers, and all other users who need to upload and download files to/from remote servers.Įditors' note: This is a review of the trial version of Total Commander 8.01. It's clear a lot of work went into this program and it's definitely worth the price. It neatly packs files and does it better than anything that's already in Windows. The program also has a built-in support for creating and extracting ZIP archives. Additionally, advanced users will love the option to display hidden/system files. It's full of advanced options and tools like the built-in FTP client, built-in file viewer, multirename tool, nifty grouping, and many more. The program features a traditional dual-pane interface, supports drag and drop, and lets users access its main features through easy-to-remember keyboard shortcuts. However, there are also many options for customization so users can change colors, font and icon sizes, menus, and more to get the look they want. The program's layout might look dated to users new to this file manager, but to its faithful fans, Total Commander will look exactly how it should - sleek and powerful. The program's installation and setup process take a few seconds longer due to some additional options users can choose such as multilanguage support, INI file location, etc.

As easy as it is to use, its feature set makes it more suitable for advanced rather than novice users. Total Commander isn't much to look at, but offers plenty of neat ways to organize files and the easiest and quickest way to navigate through directories both locally and online.

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