FileBrowser Quantum provides an easy way to access and manage your files from the web. It has a modern responsive interface that has many advanced features to manage users, access, sharing, and file preview and editing.
This version is called "Quantum" because it packs tons of advanced features into a tiny easy to run file. Unlike the majority of alternative options, FileBrowser Quantum is simple to install and easy to configure.
The goal for this repo is to become the best open-source self-hosted file browsing application that exists -- all for free. This repo will always be free and open-source.
Search supports file and folder sizes, along with various filters.
β Better listing browsing
More file type previews, such as office and video file previews
Instantly switches view modes and sort order without reloading data.
Folder sizes are displayed.
Navigating remembers the last scroll position.
β Highly configurable and customizable sharing options, incuding:
share expiration time
users who can access share (including anonymous)
styling and themes
file viewing, editing, and uploading permissions
β Directory-level access control that can be scoped to user or group.
β Developer API support
Ability to create long-lived API Tokens.
A helpful Swagger page is available at /swagger endpoint for API enabled users.
Notable features that this fork does not have (removed):
π§ jobs are not supported yet.
β shell commands are completely removed and will not be returned.
FileBrowser Quantum differs significantly from the original version. Many of these changes required a significant overhaul. Creating a fork was a necessary process to make the program better. There have been many growing pains, but a stable release is planned and coming soon.
System Requirements
Warning
Every file and directory in the source gets indexed (by default). This enables powerful features such as instant search, but large source filesystems can increase your system requirements. See indexing wiki for more info.
The UI has a simple three-component navigation system:
(Left) Multi-action button with slide-out panel.
(Middle) The powerful search bar.
(Right) The view change toggle.
All other functions are moved either into the action menu or pop-up menus.
If the action does not depend on context, it will exist in the slide-out
action panel. If the action is available based on context, it will show up as
a pop-up menu.