You´re searching for something like Pydio.
Next time, please use our Plugins that are wanted - Part 4 Thread to add plugin suggestions.
I´ve added Pydio to the list. Now you can vote for it! 
The extplorer plugin does everything. The move from client pc part is tedious though. I would use winscp for that.
I installed pydio a while back. I didn't like it at all. The web interface was good but it was missing everything that a server-based file explorer should do. It felt like I was using owncloud.
I really like it... you can mount other sources (FileSystem, (s)FTP, S3, etc) and share files via webdav...
Some of the mobile apps put desktop apps to shame I think.
Just checked out the demo for beta 6. It is probably great for syncing files (with mobile device?) and mounting other sources (remoteshare and webdav plugins should be able to do all that except for s3). Setting up a workspace is not the same. I just want a filesystem browser with no setup required. Basically, I want winscp in the browser. extplorer has most of it but needs good drag & drop. While Synology's desktop interface is a bit of overkill, their File Station works very well.
remoteshare and webdav plugins should be able to do all that except for s3
Sure but why maintain two or three plugins, if you get all that and more in one?
Because the mounts in pydio can't be shared in other OMV plugins... And you aren't using really OMV then.
Basically, I want winscp in the browser.
I would be happy with midnight commander in a browser!
I would happily settle with midnight commander in a browser!
Me too 
MC?
Brilliant!
You guys are too much... hehe
I meant a browser-based dual pane style of mc.
dual panel??
dual window panes or panels. Whatever you want to call them.
Sorry but, that pydio thing is not the same thing as owncloud? Perhaps I'm confused, but I checked it when the plugin suggestion was put and it didn't seemed to me a file manager, but a server.
Extplorer, for me is unuseable. It crashes even doing the smallest things.
I uphold the necessity of having a good web file manager. It doesn't has to have dual panels, but a minimal tree to view synchronization, drag and drop between them and less random windows telling that my file creation/moving/deleting failed. (Aren't permission issues)
This is close but no drag & drop. There is a demo as well.
After I deleted one file, the drag n drop failed. If I try to click and drag a file it selects the text on the webpage.
Pretty basic and easy to crash. 
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