Filed under: Internet, Utilities, Windows, Macintosh, Linux, Freeware
Free CrossFTP handles basic FTP chores on any OS
by Lee Mathews Nov 20th 2008 at 12:00PM
Both apps download and run in a flash. All of the functions I need for most FTP chores are available in the free, basic version: upload, download, site/connection manager, rename, delete, CHMOD. CrossFTP also remembers your browsing history and supports favorites, which makes queueing bulk uploads a breeze.
The server works nicely, and can be set up with minimal fuss. It's extremely configurable and an easy way to quickly provide FTP access to any system's files.
As with MuCommander, memory usage is an issue: the client consumes about 40mb and the server another 70mb. That's substantially more than FileZilla ( 11mb / 5mb ).
The pro version provides additional functionality, like support for SSL and SFTP and the ability to move remote files instead of deleting and re-uploading.
While I'm not going to forsake FileZilla for this one, it's a nice app to bookmark just in case.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
mxxcon said 8:29PM on 11-20-2008
hehe. interface is a blatant ripoff of FlashFXP.
they even stole FlashFXP's icons.
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casey said 5:01AM on 11-21-2008
lol :P
For free as opposed to FlashFXP is a plus
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Gator said 11:05AM on 11-21-2008
It seems that its multi-tabs are very convenient compared with opening multiple FileZillas, and in this case resource consumption is similar. Java program sometimes can be really fast!
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