I'd add Directory Opus[0] to that list. It's an incredibly customizable and scriptable file explorer that allows you to fit it exactly to your workflow. It's like IntelliJ of file explorers.

- Tabbed interface with multiple panes

- Every function can be assigned a shortcut

- Every button can be scripted

- Defaults can be overwritten

- Dynamic layouts based on folder contents, path or determined by a script

- Custom file previews, context menus, rename scripts

- Hooks for reacting to different events

- Every corner of the UI is themable

- Virtual filesystem for archiving and bookkeeping

- ...

One disadvantage is that you have to use an ancient version of JScript (ES3 / Microsoft flavor) or VBScript (possibly because of the need for communicating over a COM interface). Or use its own DSL for simpler scripts.

I wish it had support for a more modern / more popular languages for scripting. I wonder if QuickJS[1] can be integrated into it. Or Python. That would be really sweet.

[0]: https://www.gpsoft.com.au/

[1]: https://bellard.org/quickjs/