But, is it really true? I think it’s time to find out now. With all of these impressive interface features, Commander One must surely have an impressive set of features when it comes to the performance. If that isn’t simple, I don’t know what is! The interface is pretty comprehensible, smooth and very easy to get into. If you want to copy something, well, just press F5, create a new folder with F7 and paste it with F6.

To make things better, you can customize them on your own and create your perfect hotkey combo.

What I like about the interface is the support for hotkeys which are clearly displayed in the bottom part of your Commander One window. Of course, the main feature is a huge dual-pane interface, sporting all of your files and folders. Just under that, there are various directories where you can quickly search for the file or folder you need. In the top left corner, we have buttons like Network and Process Viewer and this applies to both sides. Being a dual-pane file manager, you’ll find your workflow very smooth, responsive and sweet. For example, the app sports a dual-pane view, making it much easier to use. You know, there is a bit of everything for everyone. When it comes to the interface, Commander One is pretty shiny at first glance.

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