When choosing a file manager, it is important to consider your specific needs and requirements. They’re essential for managing the storage of your device and keeping it organized, which is especially important for those who store a large amount of data on their device. File managers provide a simple and user-friendly interface to create, copy, move, rename, and delete files and folders. With the help of a top-notch file manager, you can keep your device clutter-free and put all of those unorganized files in check. And yes, 6.6M downloads of the last version on this mirror alone, speak for TC more than people - or robots - ca do.Organizing your files and folders on your Android device can be tedious, but it doesn’t have to be. The open architecture (plug-ins), expression based file search, and cross-platform file operations (SFTP / FTPS) and multi device support are also pluses for me. I also appreciate the continuous commitment of the company to keep it up to date, bug-free and stable for so many years (is one of the few pieces of SW that never crashed, and believe me, as a robot I have good memory). Robotically, I find it functional and efficient (ie mouse & kbd operations, as opposite to mouse-only). I agree that UIs are a matter of personal preference and, although TC offers a combination of tree and panel based file management UIs, some people may not like it.

This is a fake review by a fake human who's been using Windows Commander / Total Commander since 1994 - and paid for it (although I'm a robot, I 'm stilll amazed by the public display of inability to comprehend shown by some real people).

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