HTTP Commander

HTTP Commander, developed by Element IT Software, is a web-based file manager that aims to seamlessly integrate web site functionality with file and document sharing and management on a Windows server. According to the vendor, this user-friendly solution offers a familiar Windows Explorer-like interface, allowing users to access remote files and folders through a web browser. HTTP Commander is designed to cater to organizations of all sizes, including educational institutions and companies, and is intended for use by various professions and industries, such as educational organizations, companies in various industries, IT professionals, network administrators, and web developers.

Key Features

Familiar Windows Explorer-like interface: According to the vendor, users can easily navigate and manage remote files and folders using a browser interface that closely resembles Windows Explorer. Basic file operations such as create, copy, move, delete, rename, preview, sorting, and search are available, along with multiple file view modes.

Viewing and editing documents online: The vendor states that HTTP Commander allows users to conveniently view and edit documents, tables, and presentations directly in their browser without the need to download desktop Office apps. Integration with leading online editing services like Google Docs, Microsoft Office 365, and ONLYOFFICE is also available.

Desktop MS Office and OpenOffice/Libreoffice support: According to the vendor, users can open remote documents from a browser in their desktop MS Office or OpenOffice/Libreoffice applications. Documents are automatically uploaded and stored on the server using the WebDAV protocol, and document locking prevents simultaneous editing by multiple users.

Collaborate edit of office documents: The vendor claims that HTTP Commander offers real-time collaborative editing capabilities through ONLYOFFICE suite. Multiple users can make changes to a document, and changes are automatically loaded once the document lock is removed. Commenting, built-in chat, reviewing, and tracking changes are also available.

Online video and audio files play: According to the vendor, users can enjoy seamless video and audio playback without the need to download files. HTTP Commander supports video and audio streaming, as well as video scrolling.

Sharing documents and folders between users: The vendor states that HTTP Commander offers two types of sharing: internal links for users with accounts and public links for everyone. Users can customize options for public links, including password protection, configurable permissions, and URL shorteners. Access can also be limited to specific users, with notifications available for activities on public links.

Integration with cloud storages: According to the vendor, HTTP Commander easily integrates with popular cloud storage services like Dropbox, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, and Box. This allows users to transfer files and folders seamlessly between HTTP Commander and their personal cloud storage accounts.

Supporting mapping web folders and WebDAV: The vendor claims that users can map folders available in HTTP Commander and work with them in Windows Explorer or MAC OS Finder. Changes made in the files are instantly synced with the server, and users can edit documents in any desktop application supporting the WebDAV protocol.

Convenient ways to upload/download files: According to the vendor, HTTP Commander offers multiple convenient methods for uploading and downloading files. Users can drag and drop files and folders, select them with a regular "browse" dialog, or paste them from the clipboard. There are no limitations on file size, and users can download multiple files at once or use the 'zip and download' function for nested structures.

Mobile interface for smartphones and tablets: The vendor states that HTTP Commander provides a specialized mobile user interface designed for devices with small screens. This interface offers the same functionality as the UI for laptops and PCs, ensuring a seamless experience for users on the go.