File manager

Each pane keeps its own history, filter and view. Choose Details or Brief listings, mark files by name patterns, or invert the marked selection. Locked tabs cannot change folders or be closed until unlocked.

Use the searchable action palette to find operations for the current folder and selection, discover their shortcuts and see why an action is unavailable. It also works in detached windows.

Restored remote tabs load when their connection and any required agent are ready. You can hide disconnected locations from the tab list.

Drag files between panes or drop local files into a remote folder. Clipboard actions copy or cut files, or copy their paths, where supported by the location and platform. On macOS, dragging remote or archived files to Finder downloads or extracts them after the drop is accepted.

RDP connections can use SMB or agent access. Ramux can select the available method automatically.

Password-protected ZIP archives use AES-256 encryption. Saved 1Password references are resolved again when used, so they retrieve the current password.

Text comparison supports files up to 2 MiB. Ramux checks both files again before saving; if another process changed one, you can reload it or explicitly overwrite it.

Content searches support files up to 16 MB. Refresh search results and flat view after files change; very large result lists may be shortened.

For a single folder, filter names with * and ?. The same patterns can mark or unmark files without changing the filter.

Templates can combine the original name, extension, modification date and time, owner, group and a counter. Number files with a chosen starting value, increment and digit width. With a three-digit counter, [N]-[C][X] can turn report.pdf into report-001.pdf.

Use plain-text or regular-expression replacement, restrict a rule to masks such as *.jpg;*.png, enable case-sensitive matching, or convert names to lowercase, uppercase or title case.

Stage and unstage whole files or individual hunks. Create or amend commits with optional sign-off, Git signing, and push after success. Fetch can prune deleted remote branches and include tags; pull supports fast-forward-only, rebase, and merge.

The repository row shows the current branch, staged and unstaged changes, and upstream status. Plain SMB access supports file comparisons but cannot run Git commands.

Pull and branch switching require a clean working tree. Force push uses force-with-lease against a verified remote tip and requires confirmation.

Create local branches or track remote branches. Browse history as a list or graph with branch and tag labels. Filter to the current branch, all branches or a chosen branch without checking it out. Compare a commit with its parent, choose the parent of a merge commit, or follow first-parent history. Reset supports soft, mixed, hard, merge, and keep modes.

Create linked worktrees from an existing revision, a new branch, or a detached commit. Worktree removal checks for uncommitted changes; pruning removes stale Git records without deleting worktree directories.

Three-way merging automatically combines non-overlapping changes. Remaining conflicts can take Base, Ours, Theirs, both sides, or manual edits. Text merging supports UTF-8 files up to 2 MiB. Binary and non-UTF-8 regular files can preserve either version byte-for-byte or be resolved as deleted.

Interrupted merges, rebases, cherry-picks, reverts, and other supported Git operations can be continued, skipped, or aborted as appropriate. Ramux rechecks repository state before applying changes and reloads if another process has modified it.

The viewer reads text in pages, switches between text and hexadecimal views, and lets you choose the character encoding.

Certificate inspection supports X.509 certificates and password-protected PKCS#12 bundles up to 512 KiB, including algorithms and extensions. It does not load private keys or check trust chains and revocation.

Verify detached .sig and .asc signatures using your local GnuPG installation and keyring. Remote files are downloaded temporarily for verification. The signing key must already be available; unknown keys are not fetched automatically.

Edit creation and modification times, Read-only, Hidden and Archive attributes, or Unix permissions using checkboxes or octal notation such as 0644. Available properties depend on the location. Recursive permission changes do not follow symbolic links.

Move files to Trash where available, or delete them permanently.

Commands run locally, over SSH or through the RDP agent, with pipes and redirection supported by the target shell. A standalone cd or chdir changes the folder shown in Files; home-directory expressions such as ~ are supported.

Selected paths are inserted as quoted arguments. Runnable scripts and executable Unix files receive the ./ prefix. Command history retains the last 100 distinct commands for the current command runner.

Each command runs separately, so shell variables and functions do not carry over to the next command. Commands have no automatic timeout and can be stopped explicitly; their exit code and duration remain available after completion. The command line is unavailable inside archives.

Plugins are C# source packages loaded locally with Ramux’s permissions. WebDAV supports anonymous or Basic authentication through the existing credential stores. Guarded editing requires strong ETags and server support for HTTP preconditions.

Available operations depend on the WebDAV server. The plugin does not support resumable uploads, Unix permissions, links, shells or system management.