FileZilla Client

FileZilla Client is a fast and reliable cross-platform FTP, FTPS or SFTP client.

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FileZilla is an open-source cross-platform FTP client. This, together with its high speed is the source of its popularity.

FileZilla supports file transfer protocol (FTP), FTP over SSL/TLS (FTPS), and SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP).

This client offers two different ways to connect to an FTP, depending on where the server is located – either on your LAN, or on the Internet. The Site Manager options are helpful when you are going to store and configure some settings regarding the target FTP. The QuickConnect function, as its name implies, is used to perform establish connections on the fly.

The initial interface might look a bit clumsy, but you can configure its appearance to better fit your preferences. You can set the type of files that want to see, and restrict those you do not need. Besides, you can decide which files will be transferred via filename filters. The filters extend up to attribute level, allowing you to fully customize the visibility of specific files and their transfer options.

The program's Directory Comparison functionality allows you to synchronize your local directory’s contents with any remote site. This feature allows you to compare the file sizes, the modification times, and to hide identical files. You can export your Site Manager entries, Settings, and Queues into an XML document.

Pros

  • Cross-platform
  • Supports 32- and 64-bit OS
  • Available for free

Cons

  • Little clumsiness on the interface side
  • No offline help available
This program received 2 awards
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Specifications
Developer:
Tim Kosse
License type:
Open source
Comments
Zanos 2 years ago

Excellent tool that gets the job done and similar to GoodSync and Gs Richcopy 360 that I love too.

john simp 2 years ago

Perfect tool for FTP uploading and downloading.

Guest 8 years ago

this download was problematic. It installed an adware program and I was lucky Norton Internet Security detected it. It is better to update from the application then using this link.

David Carpenter 8 years ago

Thank you. We are dealing with it at the moment.

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