FlashFXP is a powerful and popular FTP & FXP Client loaded with features for the power user. It 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. It makes it easy to update your Web site, download files from the company server, or even download files from the internet that always seem to fail using your Web browser. It allows you to transfer files between two sites (FXP), resume incomplete downloads, synchronize directories, schedule multiple tasks, and more.
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Reviewing 3.8 (3.7.8 Build 1327) Beta (Feb 5, 2009)
What I don't understand why everyone thinks that the development model says anything about the quality of the program. FlashFXP is a solid program as is Filezilla. Of course there are tons of bad quality software both free- and payware, please don't turn this platform into a discussion board about religious oss fanatism. FlashFXP IS a good example that there is indeed software well worth paying a few bucks for it :)
Reviewing 3.8 (3.7.6 build 1308) Beta (Nov 20, 2008)
I've also been using FlashFXP for many years, it is an excellent & robust FTP client.
What I really like is that FlashFXP's license is for life & includes all future versions, unlike many others. FlashFXP truly is the last FTP Client that you'll ever need to buy.:)
Reviewing 3.8 (3.7.5 Build 1300) Beta (Oct 20, 2008)
Excellent ftp client but personally I prefer FTPRush :)
Reviewing 3.8 (3.7.5 Build 1292) Beta (Sep 30, 2008)
This is wonderful tool. I've been a registered user for years.
It's one of those tools that just works. Easy interface both to use and on the eyes (it's not ugly or overloaded with eye-candy).
Stable as a rock for days and weeks on end.
Reviewing 3.8 (3.7.4 Build 1286) Beta (Sep 15, 2008)
Superb FTP client.....
I have been using it for > 7-8 years.
101% reliable, which makes it worth every cent....
I'm curious, and a little naive.
Could everyone please post what they are using FTP programs for.
I'm curious on how it could benefit the home user.
Thanks everyone (anyone)
db.