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I made an alternative to the archived filebrowser

albert Dev.to (EN Zone) 2026-09-14 05:08 31 views

The original filebrowser (github.com/filebrowser/filebrowser) has been archived for a while now, and Nextcloud is way too bloated for just browsing and sharing files on a disk. So I made my own replacement. It's still early so expect some rough edges and bugs, but I've been daily-driving it on my setup and it gets the job done. Repo: github.com/skidoodle/filebrowser

Read original: https://dev.to/skidoodle/i-made-an-alternative-to-the-archived-filebrowser-29l6

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