Use multiple registers to store selected paths.

This plugin implements support for dual-pane navigation into xplr.

Visually inspect and interactively execute batch commands using xplr

Since version v0.19.4, xplr search will default to native fuzzy matching.

This plugin is for people who prefer the old regex based filtered search because it allows more control for advanced use cases.

Drag and drop files using dragon.

xplr theme - Material Landscape.

Terminal integration for xplr, using many different terminal multiplexers.

Inspired by nnn's type-to-nav mode for xplr, with some tweaks.

This plugin implements tree view support for xplr.

This plugin uses ouch to compress and decompress files.

Copy and paste with system clipboard using xclip in xplr.

A clean, distraction free xplr table UI

Alacritty integration for xplr

xplr has no concept of commands. By default, it requires us to map keys directly to a list of messages. While for the most part this works just fine, sometimes it gets difficult to remember which action is mapped to which key inside which mode. Also, not every action needs to be bound to some key.

In short, sometimes, it's much more convenient to define and enter commands to perform certain actions than trying to remember key bindings.

Trash files and directories using trash-cli.

An icon theme (do nothing about colors) for xplr.

Based on nvim-web-devicons with some input from nnn. Text formats are well covered. Binary formats still needs some attention.

Preview paths using suckless tabbed and nnn preview-tabbed.

Use this plugin to paste your files to paste.rs, and open/delete them later in fzf.

A plugin for xplr that introduces all the nvim-web-devicons with theming included.

Nerd Fonts version of Iosevka Term, an Iosevka variant for working on the terminal.

Contains ligatures.

Nerd Fonts version of Proggy Clean, a bitmap programming font.

Nerd Fonts version of Space Mono, a typeface designed by the Colophon design foundtry. It's explicitly designed for headlines and displays.

Nerd Fonts version of Code New Roman, a programming font designed to be compact and to have easily distinguishable characters.

Nerd Fonts version of Noto, Google's standard font family.