FlashFXP is probably the best GUI-based FTP program ever made. Supports virtually all FTP features, including direct FTP-2-FTP (=FXP) transfers, SSL connections, has an excellent site manager (that includes upload/download stats for each site) and tons of other features.

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FlashFXP Editor's Review

'FlashFXP' is a popular FTP client, which enables you to upload and download files to and from Internet using FTP (File Transfer Protocol). The program has many advanced features, but at the same time, it's easy-to-use. Most of the advanced features are available in the application's main menu. I liked the program because I didn't need to read countless tutorials and help files to learn how to use it.
The user interface contains two panels. It resembles Total Commander. By default, the panel on the left is used for browsing your computer, while the one on the right shows the content of the remote site. Either one of these panels can be switched to a local or FTP browser mode, by clicking a button. On the bottom, another panel displays status information, along with messages from the FTP server.
Resuming incomplete downloads, synchronizing directories, and scheduling tasks are some of this program's features worth mentioning. FlashFXP is able to compare directories based on the criteria you choose. It also supports searching on a FTP server.
Pluses: Many users need to set permissions to directories on the server, after uploading. This is an easy task for FlashFXP. Day of infamy machine gunner. You just need to right-click the folder from the server, and you can set its permissions (properties). The application also supports sending RAW commands to the server. You can have a quick access via to the program using the Internet Explorer Plugin.
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In conclusion: A very intuitive design, multi-language support, combined with powerful features make FlashFXP worth a try.

FlashFXP Publisher's Description

FlashFXP is the most powerful and popular FTP & FXP Client for Microsoft Windows 9x/Me/NT/2000/XP on the market today. It is loaded with features for the power user, but has an intuitive user interface that takes only minutes to master. Using the FTP protocol, you can transfer files from remote servers to your computer, or even to another remote server!!!

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FlashFXP is a proprietary FTP client with a simple Windows-based GUI.^[2] FlashFXP supports both client-to-server and server-to-server (FXP) transfers, in addition to SCP/SFTP.^[3]

History[edit]

In the summer of 1998, Charles DeWeese (nicknamed flashd/bigstar) was hanging out with friends on Internet relay chat. Around April, a few of his friends suggested he create an fxp client because the existing fxp clients weren't very reliable. After a few weeks of tossing ideas back and forth, he decided that his next project would be an fxp client. Charles DeWeese started developing MyFXP in Visual Basic 4, but he soon realized that Visual Basic fell short in many areas. A dear friend, the author of LeapFTP, suggested that he use Borland Delphi. Therefore, DeWeese switched to Borland Delphi 4. Although the original name was MyFXP, the program was later renamed to FlashFXP, and on June 24, 1998, FlashFXP was started. Nearly a month later, on July 23, 1998, FlashFXP 1.0 was released.

Version 1.2 was the first shareware version of FlashFXP.

Version 2.0 was a significant milestone for FlashFXP by providing SSL/TLS support. Europa universalis iv: digital extreme edition upgrade pack for mac 10.

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By 2003, FlashFXP became successful. As a result, Charles DeWeese was simply unable to keep up with the development, support, and sales by himself. He later signed an exclusive deal with iniCom Networks, Inc and released version 3.0.

In late 2009, FlashFXP became part of the newly formed Opensight Software, LLC, which Charles is sole owner of. Sales are fully automated via share-it, PayPal, and the FlashFXP website, although support is really provided by the developer and other people at the support forums.

Version 4.0 included additional functionality, advanced features and has been reviewed as being more extensive compared to free FTP clients.^[2]

Features[edit]

• SFTP Support
• IPv6 Support
• FTP / FXP Support
• SSL/TLS (SSCP and CPSV)
• Transfer queuing
• Backup/Restore Settings
• Site Manager (with XML import/export)
• FTP caching for browsing and queuing during a transfer or while not connected
• Proxy and firewall support
• Remote file editing with automatic upload on save
• Automated file transfer scheduling with e-mail notifications
• File transfer rules based on size, and, or date
• Integrated language translation editor
• MODE Z support for on-the-fly streaming compression.
• Localization in many languages (Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Czech, Dutch, English, European Portuguese, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish)

See also[edit]

References[edit]

1. ^Changelog
2. ^ ^abWagenaar, Abram (February 2011). 'FlashFXP 4 (Review)' (in Dutch). Personal Computer Magazine. Retrieved May 26, 2012.
3. ^'Archive – iniCom Networks Support Forums – FTP over SSH (aka SFTP / SCP)'. Archived from the original on September 28, 2007. Retrieved September 28, 2007.

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Further reading[edit]

• Odinot, Stanislas (October 13, 2004). 'FlashFXP 3.0: the best pros for FTP download' (in French). 01 Business & Technologies Magazine. Retrieved May 26, 2012.

External links[edit]

• FlashFXP USB Portable (Publisher's description on CNET)