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Quick survey: What's your fav FTP program?

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Polishwonder74

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There is a BUTTLOAD of FTP utilities out there, and I realize that this is just about the most basic thing in the world, but does anyone know of a certain one that stands out? I'm still using WS FTP 6, and thinking of trying something new. Maybe even someting real risque from Sourceforge or something like that.

Thanks for humoring me!

:beer:
 
I use Filezilla. I think it's the first free one I found when I was searching around for an FTP program a few years ago, and I haven't had any reason to switch since then.
 
FlashFXP is great but it does not support SFTP over SSH2 which I need to access a few of my sites. FlashFXP is by far the fastest client I've used, but I also keep FileZilla around to connect to secure servers. FileZilla is very slow when transfering many small files though.
 
FlashFXP on my Windows machine.
Filezilla when I'm on someone else's computer and i need to ftp somewhere.

Overall though, I go with SSH Secure Shell (access to linux shell, etc)
 
WS_FFTP PRO 9.01 is very good
Handles all sites and can integrate
into Netscape or IE if you want it to.

So far, it can't integrate into Firefox
or Opera .. they are currently at
WS_FTP Pro 2007 ... $39.95 I believe
however, I will stay with 9.01 aa it
has all the features I require
 
I use 3CDaemon. I haven't really used any others, but this one is good for FTP, TFTP, and syslog all in one package...
 
I'm a huge fan of filezilla as i only use ftp inside my local network (sending files to my hdd-swapped xbox) and it works a million (ok not really thaaaaaat much) times faster than flashfxp used to for sending an army of small files (xbmc updates)
 
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