FAR MANAGER HEX EDITOR FOR ANDROID

It allows you to find data patterns in multi-gigabyte files in seconds. It is distributed in the freemium model and provides basic features for free.

It is especially good in editing large files in hexadecimal mode. I probably forgot a few other things i use FAR for, might add more info later. Free Hex Editor (frehed) Free Hex Editor is provided by HHD software.

FAR MANAGER HEX EDITOR FOR ANDROID

ability to browse phones (there's a plugin for Sony Ericsson phones and one for WinMobile, probably there's going to be one for Android too) syntax highlighting of files with Colorer create/edit shell links with Shell Link (it's an ANSI plugin but works well with FAR 2) regular expression search & replace (for example ReSearch) ability to quickly jump to often used folders with Named Folders ability to show hints with info about files with the FarHints plugin ability to show the windows menu for a file/folder with the EMenu plugin Hex editor ( Hexitor or the old He圎dit (ansi) plugin ability to preview images with PictureViewer2 and to view movies with MMView ability to browse archives and work with them as with folders (with the 7z plugin, multiarc. ability to browse network shares, FTP servers, SCP servers, Control Panel items, Services. ability to run multiple FAR's in tabs with ConEMU, it also gives the ability to see thumbnails of files/images just like in WinExplorer

autocomplete commands (almost as well as in linux ) ability to extend FAR with plugins, programs and macros ability to type console/command prompt commands without having to open other windows or run other programs (being a DOS/Linux user i'm confortable with the command prompt and use it daily) 2 panels so you can quickly copy/move files between folders many keyboard shortcuts, very fast way of managing files (if you are comfortable with the keyboard ) Here are a few advantages I see when using FAR : I've used this kind of file managers from around 1993 so for me it's very 'natural'. I use it since I've been used with '2 panel file managers' from the 'good old days' of DOS.

Far manager hex editor