Root functions allow Total Commander to write to system folders like /system or /data. It has no effect if your device is not rooted. It tells the SuperUser app that Total Commander suports root functions. This permission is now requested to make Total Commander work better on rooted devices. – Supported languages of the main program: English, German, Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, French, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Simplified Chinese, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Ukrainian and Vietnamese. – Optimizations for visually impaired, like text for icons – Simple help function in English, German, Russian, Ukrainian and Czech – Configurable button bar for changing directories, internal commands, launching apps, and sending shell commands – Media player which can stream directly from LAN, WebDAV and cloud plugins – Two panels side by side, or virtual two panel mode – Root support for the main functions (optional) – Plugins for cloud services: Google Drive, Microsoft Live, Dropbox – List of installed Apps (built-in plugin) – Drag & Drop (long press on file icon, move icon) Then there's the whole thing about it being my device and I have a right to install what I like knowing possible security risks.Android version of the desktop file manager Total Commander I make my own apps with rapid app development tools and also like modding apps (for non-piracy reasons and for personal use only) to suit them better to my personal use cases.

With the file manager recommendations out of the way, I find it quite stupid that Google is doing this stuff with trying to stop side loading. I have also tried Solid Explorer and it is also very nice but the UI is not my favorite cup of tea. X-Plore has been my main file manager since 2013 and I could care less about Total Commander. Works, and has the storage trick implemented for accessing the OBB and data folders on user storage (I did have to hit up the dev to fix a device specific issue woth this last year when I got my S10+). I am a bit late to the discussion but let me just say that Total Commander is not the only file manager. If you never side load apps update then you have no worries, it's meant more for users that dive into these things.

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