Git without command line - is it possible?

Question

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I understand that working with Git through the GUI is not true, but not all people are so harsh. Requires a Git client for a bulk worker that does not work on the command line. Who can advise what?
At the same time, in Git a lot can be configured in advance and yes, this is usually the command line, but all this can be done from a script that an ordinary worker will simply run).
The software needs to be either cross-platform or at least under Windows. Also needed:

• conflict resolution
  
• search by commits
  
• standard operations with branches, rebase and more
  
• the list of files in the repository would like to be in the form of a browser, not a list of paths
  

Does anyone know suitable Git clients?
And also, be sure to write if you know Git clients where rebase -i and work with submodule and / or subtree are implemented

Answer 1

SmartGit is very friendly.
SourceTree a little less

Answer 2

Basic operations are possible. But from time to time there will be cases when you cannot do without the command line.
In any case, the ability to work with the command line is a required skill for an advanced user, not to mention a specialist who needs git.

Answer 3

JetBrains products have a good git client.

Answer 4

You can use Git in the IDE (if we are talking about programmers), but it seems like you can set up aliases and it will execute commands