FileBrowser Quantum

FileBrowser Quantum is a web application that runs on any Linux, macOS, Windows, or BSD server where Go can compile, and official Docker images are published for easy self-hosting. Clients only need a browser, and the storage itself can be mounted or accessed via WebDAV.

It supports local password accounts with two-factor authentication, OIDC for single sign-on with providers like Google or Auth0, LDAP directory authentication, reverse-proxy authentication headers, and JWT-based authentication, including long-lived API tokens for developers.

There is no import tool because FileBrowser Quantum does not copy your files — it works directly on directories you point it at, so your existing folder structure and files are simply available once configured. A migration guide exists for users coming from the original Filebrowser in the project discussion #3105 on GitHub.

Yes, it provides a REST API with long-lived API tokens, and a Swagger documentation page is served at the /swagger endpoint for API-enabled users. Share links can also be created programmatically, so it integrates well with scripts and automation.

Shares can be configured with expiration times, restricted to specific users or anonymous access, and customized with styling and theme choices. You can also limit what someone with a share link can do — viewing, editing, or uploading — per share.