Nomad.NET 3.0.5.2365 beta

4.0 out of 5 stars 4.0 (52 votes)

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Windows (All) / Freeware / 15,260 downloads

Nomad.NET is the successor of Nomad, a powerful file manager written a couple of years ago. It is completely rewritten using best ideas and algorithms and implementing everything in a completely new way. It has almost all features required by modern file manages and several unique ones. All this features packed with easy and clean UI.

  • Homepage

    Nomad.NET

  • Uninstaller

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  • Latest Changes

    - First preview of shared interfaces for native plug-ins is published. It is possible to create you own plug-ins now

    - Shell file system now available from drives menu. Massive improvements in shell file system

    - Ftps is now supported. Many improvements in ftp code (MLST, MLSD, etc). Unix list pattern improved,

    - Added list pattern for MVS (z/OS, OS390). Ftp list parsing is much more configurable now (via app.config)

    - Demo plug-in: Command Prompt Tab (CmdPromptTabPlugin)

    - Demo plug-in: Command Line (CmdLinePlugin)

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  1. 4 out of 5 stars
    bobad

    Reviewing 3.0.5.2365 beta (Jan 2, 2012)

    Using Win 7, one has no choice but to use a 3rd party Explorer, and I've used all of them. Some are feature packed but coarse and clunky, others are elegant and intuitive, but a little sparse on features. Nomad.Net and CubicExplorer fall into the latter group. I really like both, but both have shortcomings that can't be overlooked. Cubic does not have an X64 version. Nomad.Net writes a bunch of junk files to your user folders. Their large icon set looks fuzzy, and they forgot to include an "UP" icon. You can't lock the tabs, or easily get to your favorites. There's no way to export a config file or "save state". Ugh. On balance, not bad. My favorite thing about Nomad.Net is, it's in current development. My least favorite thing is, it's not portable. Give it a shaky 4.

  2. 5 out of 5 stars
    SuzzyWoozy

    Reviewing 3.0.5.2365 beta (Jan 2, 2012)

    We all agree that TC is the king so I'll review this keeping this in mind.

    I've found Nomad quite nice and easy to use. The interface is better than the one TC offers - just give it a try an you'll see what I mean, but basically has exactly the same functionality, speed, plugin support, etc, apart from the FTP bookmark which I found is better organized in Total Commander.

    There is no 64bit version (yet) - not like is a real issue here and a small delay at startup which I presume is because of .Net.

    Why one use it? Well, I am using it because is completely Free as opposed with TC which is not.

  3. 3 out of 5 stars
    oompoop

    Reviewing 3.0.5.2365 beta (Dec 31, 2011)

    Why?!
    Total Commander is out there ...

  4. 5 out of 5 stars
    Raton

    Reviewing 2.8.7.1740 (Apr 10, 2011)

    Used this proggie for a long while, then newer versions installed non-functional. This current version installed and functions on 64-bit WinVista.

    Seems to have all the features one would want for an app of this kind.

    The DataRat

  5. 4 out of 5 stars
    egg83

    Reviewing 2.8.6.1638 Beta (Jun 9, 2010)

    Have used this for a while, and is a very good file explorer. Does what I need it to do as far as working with files.

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