Dolphin File Manager

Dolphin is a user-friendly file manager designed for the KDE environment, offering versatile features and customization options. It supports various protocols including FTP and SCP, alongside a dual-pane view and tabbed browsing. Key functionalities include powerful filtering capabilities, allowing users to quickly locate specific files based on defined criteria, as well as support for displaying archives like ZIP, RAR, and 7Z within the file system. Dolphin also integrates seamlessly with KRename for quick renaming operations through its context menu. Furthermore, it supports previewing many file types, offers customizable menu icons, adapts to different KDE styles (including dark mode), and easily extends with various service integrations like YouTube and Dropbox. The application is known for its robust archive handling capabilities and efficient navigation features.

About Dolphin File Manager

• Link: https://apps.kde.org/dolphin
• Features: Lightweight, Privacy focused, Support for Themes, Split-screen view, Tree view, File preview, Built-in terminal emulation, KDE Plasma integration, File Renaming, Network protocols, Thumbnails, Ad-free, No Tracking, Image Preview, Remote File Access, Works Offline, Splitted view, Dark Mode, No registration required, Portable, Tabbed interface, Dual Pane Support, Batch Rename Files, Built-in viewer, File Tagging, Live Preview, Supports tar files, Cloud Sync, Extensible by Plugins/Extensions, Full-Text Search, SSH, File Archiving, File Compression
• Supported Platforms: Windows, Linux  Already included in every Distro with KDE Desktop, KDE Plasma, Flathub  May have less features than if ran natively
• Pricing: Free, Open Source (GPL-2.0)

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