Branch Tree File Manager (branch-tree-filer) Package name

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  • branch-tree-filer

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  • MIT

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Tree file manager with branch view, cross-directory tagging & batch ops

Branch Tree File Manager is an independent open-source Linux file manager inspired by classic keyboard-driven directory tree, branch flattening, and cross-directory file tagging workflows.

Key Features:

  • Directory Tree & Cross-Dir Tagged Showall (Tab 0): Hierarchical real directory tree with file and byte counts alongside a rapid Spacebar-tagged file grid spanning multiple subdirectories. Toggle 1-click [B] Branch View or [G] Showall Tagged flattening while preserving exact relative paths, then run Copy-With-Relative-Paths (Alt+C), Flat Copy, Move, 7z/Zip/Tar packing, or Delete, with live Classic Cobalt-Blue and Slate Dark themes.
  • Batch Hash & Cross-Directory Grep (Tab 1): Compute streaming SHA-256, MD5, SHA-1, BLAKE2b, or CRC32 digests and search text or regex across PDF, DOCX, XLSX, ODT, EML, code, and log files restricted strictly to your tagged set.
  • Tree Statistics & Keyboard Command Map (Tab 2): Real directory and extension breakdown statistics, CSV export of tagged items, interactive hotkey map, and full English / Vietnamese bilingual UI switching.

Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source Linux tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by ZTreeWin or XTree authors.

Support: https://buymeacoffee.com/thanhnv128b

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