You could pretty much consider FileZilla an open source success story. It's
popular, works well and fast, and regularly updated. If you're looking for a
solid FTP client what more could you ask more? In fact, FileZilla is not just
limited to FTP, but also handles FTPS and SFTP for secure transfers of
multiple files on multiple servers. The interface, if not a little ugly,
gives you a quick outlook of all your transfers, sites and disks and makes it
easy to drag and transfer. I also quite like the QuickConnect feature to
access your favorite server in seconds. FileZilla is known to be fairly fast,
and can also resume downloads and handle very big transfers, I'm talking here
higher than 4 GB. You can set both local and remote filters for things like
images, explorer files or CVS and SVN directories or even create your own.
FileZilla also includes a tool to compare directories in terms of file size
or modification time. The application can guide you when setting up your
network and lets you set speed limits in case you don't want to overload your
bandwidth. One thing really missing from FileZilla though is a scheduler to
automatically set transfer times. *Despite lacking a scheduler, FileZilla is
an excellent open source FTP client. It's stable, fast and very efficient.
Highly recommended.*Download *FileZilla 3.6.0* in Softonic
