File Manager: what changed
The listed changes cover maintenance as well as useful controls for moving between folders and working with remote storage. File Manager also brings local files, connected storage, and file tools into one app.
What changed
- 01Bug fixes and performance improvements
This is a broad maintenance entry rather than a description of one particular screen or workflow. File Manager is designed for browsing and organizing files across device storage and connected locations, so a smoother experience can matter during routine navigation and file operations. The notes also list a specific FTPS connection fix, giving one concrete example of the maintenance work.
- 02FTPS connection error fixed
If you use an FTPS connection with the app, this fix is the most directly relevant item in the listed changes. File Manager's description also covers access to remote or shared storage such as NAS and FTP servers. After installing, you can revisit the connection you use and check whether it now opens and handles your usual file tasks as expected.
- 03More control after pasting files
These options can help when a file operation is part of a repeated or multi-folder task. “Copy again” supports another copy action, while returning to the source folder gives you a route back to where you started. They are listed as earlier changes, not as additions specifically identified with the latest maintenance entry.
- Version
- Varies with device
- On Google Play
- Aug 6, 2026
- Rollout
- Rolling out via Google Play
- Developer
- File Manager Plus
Should you update now?
It is worth installing now if Google Play offers this build. The listed changes include general fixes, performance improvements, and a concrete fix for an FTPS connection error, useful reasons to keep a file manager current. File Manager also brings local and remote storage tools together for everyday organizing.
Get the update
Open File Manager in Google PlayOfficial listing by File Manager Plus
On the listing, Update means this build is waiting for your phone; Open means you already have it or a newer one.
Worth knowing
File Manager supports phone and tablet as well as Android TV, and its description includes internal storage, SD cards, USB OTG, NAS, and cloud or remote storage. The listed cloud services include Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Box, and Yandex; access to those services depends on having the relevant account and an internet connection. Installing the app from Google Play keeps the app's data and settings in place.
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