That sounds like broken software, not broken hosting.
I answered this in more detail in your other topic:
https://forum.infinityfree.com/t/file-manager/20450/3
Also, it’s fine if you want to create one topic to discuss multiple issues, and it’s fine if you want to discuss every issue in it’s own topic. But please make a decision about what to discuss where, and don’t post the same question multiple times. That just wastes people’s time and fragments the help for you.
phpMyAdmin seems to be working fine from here.
This is sounding more and more like your network connection is struggling.
You can copy using the Copy button and move using the Cut button on the file/directory to be moved and then Right Click → Paste in the directory where the file should be moved to.
Also, like I explained in the other topic, web based file managers don’t like complex file operations. And moving a (large) directory requires moving all the files individually, which causes virtually any file manager to time out.
For large operations, it’s better to use FileZilla (with a stable internet connection).
Copying databases doesn’t quite work so easily on a system level, so the only way to copy database contents is done by exporting the data from one database and then importing the dump into another one.
I’d be interested to see any software in the world which does this, because I haven’t seen it yet.
Which options were you looking to change?
Which software did you try and how is it defective?
Mobile internet connections are just not as stable as broadband over copper or fiber cables. From a technical perspective, mobile ethernet is a mess and it’s frankly astonishing it works as well as it does.
Could you please at least try to use our service over a proper, stable network connection before coming to the conclusion that our service must be broken?
Yes, but probably not on the way you expect it to.
Both FileZilla and the file managers work over FTP. FTP itself does not have options to manipulate files on the server. Hence why it’s called File Transfer Protocol, and not File Management Protocol.
So when you extract a zip file from the file manager, the file manager needs to download the zip from your account, extract it on the file manager server and then upload the extracted files to your hosting account.
In other words, the file managers does the same thing as I instructed you to do in the other topic, but does it in a PHP, which is quite unsuited for the task.
Generally speaking, the chance is 100% that buying a paid plan will work better. Because why on earth would anyone ever buy a hosting plan if the free service would be better than the paid service?
In your case, I still think the issue is caused by your network connection, which is not something a paid hosting account will fix.