Open shares the Windows way
Type \\studio-nas\Projects or an smb:// address into the address bar. Sign-ins are kept per server, in your system keyring or only for this login session.
Familiar by design.
Built for Linux.
Browse local folders and SMB shares the way you did on Windows. Type a share path, pin the folders you use, and drag files into the apps that accept them.
Zorin OS and compatible Ubuntu or Debian · GNU AGPL v3.0
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Guided tour9 seconds
Every share.
Right beside your files.
Open a NAS share and it sits in the same window as your local folders, with tabs, a breadcrumb for every level, and a details pane. Snapshots the NAS exposes open as read-only previous versions.
A familiar explorer.
Native Linux storage.
Shares open through GIO/GVfs, the storage layer your Linux desktop already uses. There is no OpenXplorer account, cloud service or relay between you and your NAS.
Drag it where you need it
Drag files into compatible editors and attachment fields, onto a folder to copy them, or into Quick access to pin a folder. The originals stay where they are.
File dragging & compatibilityFind the file. Keep the path.
Opt folders into a local filename index, then search a disk or a share and open the real location, not a copy in a results list.
How cached search worksOpen source.
Open for contributions.
Read the code, build the package, or report something that needs attention. The app, this website, the documentation and the build tools share one public repository.