FileBrowserGO: File Manager Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 80 reviews. Read all reviews for FileBrowserGO: File Manager for iPhone.
FileBrowserGO: File Manager is free iOS app published by Stratospherix
Egg or the chicken
a goog user
Sorry, just not going to pay before trying. Too limited in use to know if actually secure for use.
Really useful tool
Oneflapdown
There’s a lot here that works great. I find the tool very helpful. I would *love* a way to see the full path when working in a tree structure.
Useless Application
omarbullock
Downloaded the App to move photos from iPad storage to Lightroom in bulk. Firstly the app being free here is misguiding as the moment I opened the installed app I was forced to subscribe to use it. After doing so the app did not function whatsoever, being unable to access anything on the iPad. I’d recommend just avoiding this download all together.
Don't want a subscription service; just an app to do what I need
TomTMD
This app won't even let you try it without setting up a regular paid subscription. If you don't like it, you can cancel within 2 weeks. If you forget, you pay for something you don't want. Seems like most apps are scams now. Other than that, it looks like it works for accessing my NAS.
Do not use this app
j12343234
You can’t do anything without adding a subscription... this is pathetic.
Unknown
Todd hates this app
I don’t know if the paid version works?? The free version doesn’t for “ time Capsule “
One of my most useful apps
Pete813
I have had this app for so long that I do not remember the trial version. This will show me every file on every machine and iOS device on my network. I can copy move and delete. I will occasionally - very rarely - look at a photo or two, I have better apps for that. I use it to list, move and delete files. I don’t have a need for more than that.the only thing I wish it did for my purposes would be to move large files between drives without having to use the devices RAM as an intermediate step. Multi gigabyte files cannot be transferred this way, I wish it was just a straight Copy between devices. Otherwise very useful for me.
Very useful
dsuprina
Offers an easy way to connect to and use Mac, PC, and Linux file resources from a mobile device. Access to media like mp3, video, and picture resources is a snap, like having mounted drives on the mobile system. Two thumbs up.
Money grab
pinion
Unable to simply open a photo from my NAS. Trying to do so pops up option to start a trial for their paid version. If I can’t even open a photo without having to pay then this app is 1 star as is.