Alternative to Nautilus for copying file paths?

I just moved from Ubuntu 18.04 to 20.04. A strange behaviour in Files (Nautilus) is that you cannot copy a file path. Instead, it copies

x-special/nautilus-clipboard
copy
file:///home/mywork/test.txt

instead of

/home/mywork/test.txt

As I researched, this change has come into effect in 19.04. Several bugs have been filed for this behaviour. Therefore, I assume it is the intended behaviour.

Since I frequently copy files and run them in the terminal, I have to shift to another file manager.

I wanted to use Nemo, but I read the latest version has the same behaviour (apparently they use the same core system).

Can you recommend a file browser with the standard path copying behaviour?

Other answers introduced various file managers, but I went for Nemo because it is pretty much similar to Nautilus. Contrary to what I had read, Nemo 4.4.2 pastes the file location with no superfluous text.

Nautilus is indeed the worst thing I encountered in Ubuntu. And I faced a series of problems with it.

In a fresh installation of 20.04, I constantly get the error of

nautilus[3111]: Called "net usershare info" but it failed: Failed to execute child process “net” (No such file or directory)

apparently, because I do not have net command installed, and Nautilus does not understand it.

tracker-miner-fs constantly works because I have over 10 HDD archives connected to my computer, and it indexes the files I do not want to be indexed.

I went through a complicated process to effectively disable it.

The worse thing is that you cannot uninstall it without breaking the system.

Copy from nautilus and then paste into a terminal by right-mouse "Paste as Filenames". This will preserve the path. This menu option appears only after copy. I have tested this on fresh installs of 19.10 and 20.04.

For files paths copying/pasting you could use Caja or Thunar:

sudo apt install thunar caja