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Third-party file managers can address many of the shortcomings of macOS Finder, making it easier to search for files, manage files in bulk, and work with remote servers and services. Most include a wide assortment of features that can help increase productivity and improve the user experience. There are many third-party file managers available for Mac, and it can be difficult to choose one over the other. Three top file managers that IT administrators might want to consider are Commander One, ForkLift and Path Finder. These three provide a good cross-section of the type of features to look for when researching the best file manager for an organization.

Commander One from Electronic Team is a dual-pane file manager written in the Swift programming language (Figure 1). It runs natively on macOS systems, including Mac computers with Apple Silicon M1 or M2 chips. Commander One supports configurable hotkeys for most actions and includes numerous options to customize the interface's appearance. It also provides a toggling option to view hidden files; includes a built-in process viewer and terminal app; and supports a large assortment of archive formats, including .zip, .7z, .txz, .tlz, .tbz, .tgz and .tz.

One of the strongest features of Commander One is its search capabilities. Users can specify case sensitivity, folder depth, file text or whole words. It's also possible to search within archive files or limit the search to text in a specific character format, such as Unicode, hex, UTF-8 or ANSI, and use regular expressions in searches for pattern-matching file content or file names. Commander One supports root user access to all system files and includes a built-in viewer to quickly access a file's content, even if it's in hex or binary format.

Commander One also provides native connectivity to a wide range of remote servers and services, with support for FTP, WebDAV, OpenStack Swift, Amazon S3, Google Drive, Box, Dropbox and several other protocols and cloud storage services. The file manager lets users encrypt any of their online connections using 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard, as well as mount iOS, Android or Media Transfer Protocol devices to transfer files. This file manager is well-suited to users who work with numerous files that are distributed across multiple network file servers or cloud storage services. These connectivity features can also make Commander One useful to administrators maintaining websites and online tools.

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