This is the final version of the disk browser NAV. Type "@help" for a complete list of commands. 

NAV, is a new file browser for the C64. NAV can use a mouse in Port 1, joystick in Port 2, or the keyboard. NAV can work with up to five drives and has been tested with the following drive types:

1541, 1571, 1581, uIEC, IDE64

Browsing through directories and disks is just point and click! Drives like the uIEC that can store gigabytes of software can be tedious and frustrating to navigate. NAV lets you easily work with D64/D71/D81/DNP/M2I disk images as well as “real” Commodore disks and the IDE64. Up to five drives at a time!

Just click a drive to browse it!Pressing the “@” key brings up a command line that acts just like the good ol’ DOS Wedge. In addition, there are a few additional commands that can be entered on the command line. Just type “@HELP” to get the complete list.

NAV, is a new file browser for the C64. NAV can use a mouse in Port 1, joystick in Port 2, or the keyboard. NAV can work with up to five drives and has been tested with the following drive types:

1541, 1571, 1581, uIEC, IDE64

Browsing through directories and disks is just point and click! Drives like the uIEC that can store gigabytes of software can be tedious and frustrating to navigate. NAV lets you easily work with D64/D71/D81/DNP/M2I disk images as well as “real” Commodore disks and the IDE64. Up to five drives at a time!

Just click a drive to browse it!Pressing the “@” key brings up a command line that acts just like the good ol’ DOS Wedge. In addition, there are a few additional commands that can be entered on the command line. Just type “@HELP” to get the complete list.

NAV, is a new file browser for the C64. NAV can use a mouse in Port 1, joystick in Port 2, or the keyboard. NAV can work with up to five drives and has been tested with the following drive types:

1541, 1571, 1581, uIEC, IDE64

Browsing through directories and disks is just point and click! Drives like the uIEC that can store gigabytes of software can be tedious and frustrating to navigate. NAV lets you easily work with D64/D71/D81/DNP/M2I disk images as well as “real” Commodore disks and the IDE64. Up to five drives at a time!

Just click a drive to browse it!Pressing the “@” key brings up a command line that acts just like the good ol’ DOS Wedge. In addition, there are a few additional commands that can be entered on the command line. Just type “@HELP” to get the complete list.

Changelog:

• More drive icons. The font has been improved, directory listings look better.
• NAV now displays the number of files on the disk.
• Lots of bug fixes.
• LOAD and RUN the CHANGES program to read the complete changelog. As before, type “@help” in NAV to get a full list of features.
• You can now choose from 12 different backgrounds. I copied most of these tiles from ones used in GEOS (thanks ShadowM).
• Unfortunately, NAV still does not work with the Final Cartridge III. Sorry. It seems as though there is a way to temporarily disable the FCIII to allow it to work with NAV… but I can’t figure it out… yet. Feel free to drop me a line if you think you can help.

SEABROWSE 1.1 by Seanser/CCB 2016

What is it? Another filebrowser for standard disks and mass storage devices (sd2iec).

Seabrowse 1.3 was released on 1-31-16 by by Seanser/CCB - This handy disk menu program makes it easy to navigate and launch programs on mass storage devices such as the SD2IEC / uIEC SD and CMD HD's.

Seabrowse 1.3a was released on 2-4-16 by by Seanser/CCB - This handy disk menu program makes it easy to navigate and launch programs on mass storage devices such as the SD2IEC / uIEC SD and CMD HD's.

Seabrowse v1.3c (2-11-2016) by Seanser/CCB.

StarMenuLoader (or Star Menu Loader) - small 6 block autostart disk menu for launching programs.

This really cool disk menu creator is able to create a fast load menu for programs that are more than one file. It is also able to create a menu on disks with zero blocks free!

Turbo Menu Maker C64 by The Yak Society is a cool disk menu creator.  You run the program, put in a disk and it will go through the files one by one asking you which ones to add to the menu.  When it's finished it writes out a custom menu program that has a built-in turbo load.  Very nice program.

By Alan Reed, WGM is a really nice disk menu with a graphical interface and mouse support. Written entirely in DotBASIC, some of the other features include: Ability to play music, ability to read and display Edstar text files, custom character set and much more. Docs included on disk.

Zapload 64 for the Commodore 64 is one of those programs that falls into two categories; fastloader and disk menu, I opted for the disk menu category because it's just a little to big in size to make a go to fastloader.  Size aside, it could also be a handy fastloader because once in memory, you can change disks and re-load directories on the fly.  It also seems to support multiple drives, but I didn't test that functionality.