Every action has a key

Q: My MacBook's F-keys change the brightness

Hold fn with the F-key, or turn on Use F1, F2, etc. keys as standard function keys in System Settings → Keyboard. The function-key bar works with a click too.

If you've used Norton Commander, Total Commander or Midnight Commander, your hands already know AnyBucket. If you haven't, the keys are in the menus and on an optional function-key bar.

Open the full demo All keyboard shortcuts

1
F2 to F8
F2 renames, F3 Quick Looks, F4 edits, F5 copies, F6 moves, F7 makes a folder and F8 deletes.
2
Mark without the mouse
Space marks and moves down, ⇧ with the arrows extends, + and − mark and unmark by pattern.
3
Type to jump
Start typing a name and the cursor jumps to the first file that starts with it. ⌘F filters the pane.
4
A bar for the F-keys
Turn on Settings → Keyboard → Show Function-Key Bar to see every F-key under the panes and click it.

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Questions, answered

My MacBook's F-keys change the brightness

Hold fn with the F-key, or turn on Use F1, F2, etc. keys as standard function keys in System Settings → Keyboard. The function-key bar works with a click too.

Are the shortcuts in the menus?

Every one of them, so you can find a key by looking for its command. All shortcuts are on one page too.

Can I still use the mouse?

Of course. Click, drag and drop, the source menu and the buttons under each pane all work as you'd expect.