Rclone Browser is a free, open-source graphical interface for managing cloud storage services through the rclone command-line utility. It allows users to browse, upload, download, rename, and delete files across configured remote storage accounts. Multiple repositories can be opened simultaneously in separate tabs. Its background transfer system handles concurrent uploads and downloads without freezing the interface. Users can mount remote folders as local drives and stream media through compatible external players. The application supports encrypted remotes, public sharing links, and configurable rclone settings. Additional tools include drag-and-drop uploads, folder size calculations, and file list exports. It runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, and BSD systems.

Features

  • Graphical management of cloud storage accounts and encrypted rclone remotes
  • Tabbed remote file browsing with hierarchical folders and cached directory information
  • Concurrent background uploads and downloads with transfer completion notifications
  • Drag-and-drop file transfers with folder creation, renaming, and deletion controls
  • Remote folder mounting and media streaming through compatible external players
  • Portable configuration support with public link sharing and file list exports

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MIT License

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Operating Systems

Linux, Mac, Windows

Programming Language

C++

Related Categories

C++ Front-Ends, C++ File Sync Software, C++ Cloud Storage Software

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