Note that these profiles are saved locally whether you use the local or online versions. Note that you can create multiple profile for the same account for example a profile that connects to account A and opens at directory X, and another one that connects to the same account but opens at directory Z. The site manager: allows you to set up profiles that you can access later at the press of a button.Of course I still imagine that many users will feel more secure using local clients for some purposes anyway. Security: to quote the site: “An圜lient supports several secure protocols which encrypt your data during transit including FTPS (FTP over SSL), SFTP/SSH and secure WebDAV via HTTPS”, and “all site profile information is saved locally on your computer and cannot be seen by users other than yourself”.(Screenshot taken is from the browser-based version).
Unfortunately it doesn not support drag and drop. Buttons and options are kept to a minimum, but you are able to do pretty much everything you need to do with an FTP client. Employs the familiar two side-by-side panels. The user interface: is clean and as simple as it can get.Here are more notes on this program that apply to both the local and online incarnations of this program: I must admit that the idea of an FTP client as a web service accessible from any browser never occurred to me, but now I think of the possibilities: you can use the web applet and forgo installing an FTP client altogether (site profiles that you create are saved locally), you can transfer files from a friend’s computer straight into your FTP account without installing any software on their PC, or you can keep a set of tools and files on your FTP account that you can log into and download from any machine, no need to carry a USB thumbdrive around.
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An圜lient is a free file transfer client that is available both as a web service that can be accessed from any internet enabled computer and as a standalone program you can install locally on your machine.
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