A guest post from Graham Steffaniak, the developer of the popular file management platform FileBrowser Quantum

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FileBrowser Quantum, a fork of the original FileBrowser project, has released its first stable version after years of development. The project now offers two release tracks: stable for general users and beta for early adopters. Key features include OnlyOffice integration, two-factor authentication, OIDC single sign-on, granular access controls, and advanced file sharing options. The application supports multiple platforms including Windows, Linux, macOS, FreeBSD, and Docker. While it indexes filesystems for fast search (which can increase memory usage), this can be disabled. The project is actively maintained by two core contributors and welcomes community involvement.

FileBrowser Quantum Hits Stable!

<p>Finally, some good news. I was tracking their development, and it’s way better than Filebrowser(which in itself is a great app), but when you try it on mobile or look for more, it lags since it’s in maintenance mode.</p>
<p>Kudos to Graham Steffaniak.</p>
