I don't use it anymore because of this, which totally ruins its user experience, from a developer prospective. for the UI to show (after double-clicking on the Cyberduck icon), and a total of 19 sec to be connected to the server (time measured from double-click on the Cyberduck icon until the server's file list is displayed).įileZilla: a well-known FTP client, which once was probably the most popular one. What’s more, it’s available on all operating systems, so if you work on multiple computers. It’s fast, being able to handle simultaneous transmissions (multi-threaded transfers), and supports SFTP and FTPS (which stands for FTP over SSL ). NET framework and not pure WinAPI?).īenchmark: on my i5 laptop, it takes 5 sec. Topping the list is FileZilla, an open source FTP client. View > Preferences > Environment > Interface > Explorer, which is (IMHO) handier.īenchmark: it is super fast! 4.5 sec to be connected to the server (time measured from double-click on the WinSCP icon until the server's file list is displayed).Ĭyberduck: I've used it during years, it is great (double-click on a file => edit locally, CTRL+S in the local text editor => automatically reuploads without any popup, like WinSCP). Don't forget to turn on the "Explorer" interface:
Press the question mark () key on your keyboard, hit Enter and a list of available FTP commands will appear. A black colored window will open awaiting for commands. All FREE features plus SFTP Windows users. To launch the command line FTP client, press WIN+R and type ftp followed by pressing the Enter key. I have used the 3 following FTP clients during the past years so here is my feedback: FTP / FTPS Virtual file-system Unlimited users Security and value 299.
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