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Application Interface Gallery

Explore the interface of Ice Commander: the native dual-pane explorer, local and remote terminal consoles, and serverless peer-to-peer sharing.

Dual-Pane File Manager
Core

Dual-Pane File Manager

The classic dual-pane interface of Ice Commander with active directory panels, drive selector toolbars, and dynamic layout resizing.

Native Panels with Live Thumbnails
Core

Native Panels with Live Thumbnails

The GTK4 application over the same scene: icon view with real photo thumbnails on the right, a code project on the left.

Multi-Format Thumbnail Previews
System

Multi-Format Thumbnail Previews

Real-time generation of cover arts and thumbnails for images, documents, and media files, allowing fast visual navigation.

Archives Open Like Folders
Data Transfer

Archives Open Like Folders

Entering a tar.gz in the native app: browse, view and copy out of archives with the same keys you use for regular folders.

Maximized Panel Terminal
Control

Maximized Panel Terminal

The expanded local/remote terminal console running fully inside the active panel layout, optimized for high productivity keyboard operation.

Remote Source Selector
Data Transfer

Remote Source Selector

Connect directly to remote endpoints, network shares, WebDAV servers, or other P2P nodes to manage files seamlessly.

One Panel Local, One Panel FTP
Data Transfer

One Panel Local, One Panel FTP

A named connection mounted straight into the panel — browse, view and copy over ftp:// with the same keys you use for local folders.

WebDAV Web Disk in a Panel
Data Transfer

WebDAV Web Disk in a Panel

A dav:// drive — documents, office files and media — mounted like a local folder: browse, view and copy both ways with the same keys.

SFTP over SSH
Data Transfer

SFTP over SSH

A build server mounted via sftp:// with key authentication — full dual-pane file management over the SSH you already run.

Your Devices as a P2P Mesh
Core

Your Devices as a P2P Mesh

The network graph shows your paired devices — platforms, links and who is online — connected directly over the secure WebRTC mesh.

Built-in Video Player
System

Built-in Video Player

High-performance integrated media viewer for video streaming and local video playback with hardware-accelerated playback controls.

Integrated PDF Document Viewer
System

Integrated PDF Document Viewer

View PDF documents, guides, and ebooks directly inside the file manager without external application dependencies.

Built-in Image Viewer
System

Built-in Image Viewer

View high-resolution images and photos with smooth zoom, rotation, and panning directly inside the application workspace.

Advanced Hex Editor
System

Advanced Hex Editor

Inspect and edit raw binary data of any file in hex format, designed for power users, developers, and system administrators.

Handless Web User Interface
Core

Handless Web User Interface

Access and manage your files, terminals, and paired nodes through any web browser using the responsive, handless Web UI dashboard.

Web UI — Light Theme
Core

Web UI — Light Theme

The same web dashboard in the light theme: one click switches the whole interface, panels, dialogs and viewers included.

Archive Browsing from the Web
Data Transfer

Archive Browsing from the Web

A tar.gz opened like a folder straight in the browser panel — the archive appears as a breadcrumb chip while you walk its contents.

Connections Manager in the Browser
Data Transfer

Connections Manager in the Browser

Create and save FTP, SFTP and WebDAV connections right from the web UI — they persist in the app’s config and mount into either panel with one click.

Terminal in the Web UI
Control

Terminal in the Web UI

A full shell session in the browser: the web terminal is a live I/O layer over the panel’s real PTY, expandable across both panels.

Remote Media Viewer
System

Remote Media Viewer

F3 in the browser streams images and video from whatever the panel shows — local folders, archives, FTP or P2P peers.

Video in the Web Viewer
System

Video in the Web Viewer

Press F3 on an mp4 in the browser and it plays right there, streamed from the panel’s source — local, archive, FTP or P2P.