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In-depth reviews of the best FTP clients
Some of the best FTP clients are extremely similar in terms of features and their interfaces. Some are drastically different. We encourage you to start by seeing which of the FTP clients are compatible with your operating system. Then, keep our in-depth reviews below in mind!

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1. FileZilla (Windows, Mac and Linux)
One of the most popular names in the FTP game is Filezilla . Not only is FileZilla free and easy to download, but it doesn't take long to understand the inner workings of the entire system. Although FileZilla has a bit of a dated interface, all users can link to files on their site and place them next to what's stored on a computer.

Most FileZilla users have Windows machines, but you can also
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FileZilla's interface offers a main window (where you'll spend belarus phone number data most of your time), a site manager, and a file name filter area. You can search for certain items in files and configure settings by switching between tabs in the main menu. As already mentioned, most of the work is done in the main window, where you'll see a side-by-side display with the local site's files on the left and the remote site on the right.

With a simple login using your host, username, and password , you can add files to a queue for transfer and even drag and drop files back and forth. Status reports are displayed in several areas, and it usually provides a fairly quick error to let you know if you did something wrong.

Sometimes Filezilla doesn't show all files by default. If you want to see hidden files, we have a short tutorial that you can follow and fix this problem.