Dolphin
7.8#4 in file manager softwareFree planFree planLinuxWindows
VisitDolphin vs HTTP Commander
HTTP Commander
7.5#11 in file manager softwareAndroidiOSWebLinux
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | Dolphin | HTTP Commander |
|---|---|---|
| Archive support | Yes | Yes |
| Audience | KDE describes its software as free for anyone to use, study, change, and redistribute. | The maker describes the Windows authentication edition as intended for schools and other organizations using Windows Server or Active Directory accounts. |
| Cloud storage access | Yes | Yes |
| File operations | It supports creating, moving, deleting, compressing, sharing, and duplicating files and folders. | Users can create, copy, move, delete, rename, search, preview, upload, download, zip, and unzip files and folders. |
| Free plan | Yes | No |
| Integrations | The product page names Git and Nextcloud plugins, and lists extensions for Google Drive, Amazon S3, Samba sharing, and local network services. | Cloud storage integrations include Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, Dropbox, and Box. |
| Support | The product page links to the Dolphin Handbook and KDE forum for help, and to bug reporting and source code pages. | A purchase includes 12 months of updates and support; the maker also offers free installation assistance. |
| Supported platforms | The page lists Linux installation and Windows as another platform. | web,windows |
Dolphin plans
- DolphinFree
HTTP Commander plans
- 5 users Personal$150, paid once
- 15 users Standard$589, paid once
- 25 users Standard$899, paid once
- 50 users Standard$1,199, paid once
- 100 users Standard$1,499, paid once
- 15 users Pro$1,799, paid once
Pick Dolphin if…
Dolphin suits Linux and Windows users who want a configurable file manager with tabs, split view, and access to remote files. It may also suit users who want plugins or an integrated terminal.
Pick HTTP Commander if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.