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From the makers of highly regarded Internet security and content filtering software for Mac OS X, Vicomsoft FTP Client offers extreme performance and unrivaled reliability, married with a sleek and intuitive user interface.
First released in 1997, the latest version of FTP Client represents the culmination of over 10 years experience in FTP transfers on the Mac platform. Now a Universal Binary, FTP Client v4.5 offers an incredible speed boost over its previous versions when running on Intel-based Macs. In addition, version 4.5 has a beautifully streamlined new user interface which fits perfectly with the new Mac OS X - 10.5 Leopard.
First released in 1997, the latest version of FTP Client represents the culmination of over 10 years experience in FTP transfers on the Mac platform. Now a Universal Binary, FTP Client v4.5 offers an incredible speed boost over its previous versions when running on Intel-based Macs. In addition, version 4.5 has a beautifully streamlined new user interface which fits perfectly with the new Mac OS X - 10.5 Leopard.
What's new in this version:
- Universal Binary
- Leopard compatibility
- Support for FTPS protocol
- Automatic re-connect & resume
- Applescripting, including recording
- Automatic FTP mode detection
- Many more enhancements
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later
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Does not seem to support public key authentication - Version: 4.5, 11/16/2007 09:06AM PST
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reowen
Nice FTP client, but I've a couple of questions... 
- Version: 4.0.3, 3/26/2005 04:17AM PST
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Wizardling
...such as: which Text editors will Vicomsoft FTP Client support besides BBEdit? Should I read anything into the lack of updates of late? Or are there simply no real bugs to squash (rare, but possible I suppose)? FTP Client _is_ still being actively developed and supported - right?
Anyway, after trying FTP Client out I like it a lot. It's fast, stable and does exactly what I want with a minimum of fuss. If I can get answers to the above I'll be definitely considering it in my next round of shareware purchases.
Actually, that raises one negative point - FTP Client isn't really shareware, more demo crippleware (not that the developer tries to pass it off any different, mind you):-( I'd be more inclined to pay for FTP Client instead of, say, the new Transmit (which is also very nice) if I had had more than seven days unlimited testing. The sweet spot IMHO is more like 30 days - 14 at the minimum. Seven is _way_ to short - so brief it annoys me, and puts me off the product. Frankly I'm highly inclined to buy proper shareware rather than severely time limited demo software. Just my opinion, though.
Anyway, after trying FTP Client out I like it a lot. It's fast, stable and does exactly what I want with a minimum of fuss. If I can get answers to the above I'll be definitely considering it in my next round of shareware purchases.
Actually, that raises one negative point - FTP Client isn't really shareware, more demo crippleware (not that the developer tries to pass it off any different, mind you):-( I'd be more inclined to pay for FTP Client instead of, say, the new Transmit (which is also very nice) if I had had more than seven days unlimited testing. The sweet spot IMHO is more like 30 days - 14 at the minimum. Seven is _way_ to short - so brief it annoys me, and puts me off the product. Frankly I'm highly inclined to buy proper shareware rather than severely time limited demo software. Just my opinion, though.
Some useful looking features such as synchronization. And the user can decide what double click will do (nothing, edit or download). But I see no obvious way to make sftp the default connection type.