Filebrowser: [Question] Equivalent maintained app?

[lonix1]

I see that this app is no longer maintained.

Does anyone know of an equivalent (dockerized) app that is maintained?

[Zarovzky]

This shouldn't be the attitude of anyone in GIT. Instead of asking for a "better" app, which can be an offense for the devs that spent their time MAINTAINING this, see how you can contribute to keep this one alive, and hopefully after a while it will pick up more devs.

[lonix1]

From readme:

WARN: This project is not under active development ATM. A small group of developers keeps the project alive, but due to lack of time, we can't continue adding new features or doing deep changes.

BTW I didn't ask about "better"... in fact I'll settle for something worse, as long as it's active.

Presumably many users have found a replacement. So this is THE place to ask such a question.

No offense was given, and I'm sure very little taken. I think this is a good case of "mind your own business" - the developers, if they are indeed offended (and shouldn't be because I didn't insult them), can protect themselves.

[hacdias]

I'm not offended, but I personally would like to see more people contributing. Even if it was not for new features, bug fixes and improvements would be great to have.

About "equivalent" maintained apps, I just know about heavier options such as OwnCloud and NextCloud. I'm not really aware of many apps in this scope.

[nambrosch]

when i was looking for something originally, a cloud storage replacement system was too complex for what i was looking to do. filebrowser is perfect for my needs. i've seen many people saying they are ready to contribute but few of them do much. i can't thank you enough for what has been done with filebrowser, @hacdias and i also hope it does not end up abandoned.

[lonix1]

Agreed, I cannot find anything equivalent, which is why I asked. Everything I've found is too "heavy", like @hacdias said.