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CrossFTP: Firefox add-on of the day
by Ryan Sullivan Mar 22nd 2007 at 10:00AM
CrossFTP is a 2 pack of FTP goodness. As separated programs, they keep Firefox more stable and reliable for FTP tasks. It comes with an FTP client as well as a server application and only needs the latest version of JRE. This one is very different to FireFTP because it can run as a standalone program. So, instead of opening up Firefox and going through the pull-down menus all the time, you can just visit your desktop for a quick double-click to FTP your heart away.
The default version is FREE, which provides full function general FTP tasks and local resource/archive browsing. The Pro version requires a license fee after a one month evaluation period, and includes multi-threading, secure transfers, and FXP file transfers.
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Roqueberto Londoño said 2:25PM on 3-24-2007
De casualidad habrá una traducción al español de esta aplicacion?
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