filezilla
It is written in C++ and uses the wxWidgets library.
FileZilla includes the following features: * Supports FTP, FTP over SSL/TLS (FTPS) and SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) * IPv6 support * Available in more than 40 languages * Supports resume and transfer of large files >4GB * Easy to use Site Manager and transfer queue * Bookmarks * Drag & drop support * Speed limits * Filename filters * Directory comparison * Network configuration wizard * Remote file editing * Keep-alive * HTTP/1.1, SOCKS5 and FTP Proxy support * Logging to file * Synchronized directory browsing * Remote file search * Tabbed interface to connect to multiple servers
Latest reviews
I've used Filezilla for many years but my experience with WinSCP (Win) and Transmit (OS X) were much better for sync features. Filezilla has been around forever and says it's featured filled, but I don't see it. I just use Nemo (the file browser) now unless something good comes around.
I come from WinSCP and so far Filezilla fullfills the necessary functionality. The interface takes getting used to, since everything is just file lists/trees.
i'm using fillezilla almost 5 to 7 years.This is the best FTP Client to exist in any Operating System; I've been using Filezilla mainly for Web Server Transfers and it's working quite well; I recommend an update though for the security of the users of this platform.
There really isn't anything better. It's cross platform on Win, Linux and MacOS. you get a consitent interface and the ability to export your configuration to your other machines. If it supported FXP it would be perfect.
My first choice for FTP-clients what I still know from Windows-times, now in Linux same use inside the program. So very useful also for people with own webspace in their own country to do not need to use big cloud-services.
I use it for file syncing for my static website (Hugo) and it gets the job done just fine. Only complain would be the lack of a simple shortcut/button for entire folder synchronization that WinSCP in Windows has.
This is the best FTP Client to exist in any Operating System; I've been using Filezilla mainly for Web Server Transfers and it's working quite well; I recommend an update though for the security of the users of this platform.
The application is definitely great. But the tab appearance of this application (version 3.51.0) in LinuxMint looks strange.
