Favorite FTP

Favorite FTP

Automates file syncing between Mac and FTP server with a single click
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3.4

on 79 votes
License: Shareware $20
Total downloads:10
Latest version:3.10
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Description

Tired of manually uploading files after editing them? Say goodbye to the hassle. This handy tool automatically detects new and changed files on your Mac and FTP server, synchronizing them with just a button click. No more hunting through directories to find updated files — let the app do the work for you efficiently. Streamline your file management process.

Download of Favorite FTP 3.10 for Mac was on the developer's website when we last checked. We cannot confirm if there is a free download of this app available. The program lies within System Tools, more precisely File Managers. This software for Mac OS X is a product of Fevosoft. Please check the Mac app with an antivirus before launch as it is downloaded from the developer's website, and we cannot ensure that it is safe.

From the developer:

Do you still need to manually upload files you just edited? Do you still need to pickup files in different directories in order to upload them? Do you still need to check every directories in FTP server to download files your partners just updated? Please, leave it to Favorite FTP. It detects new and changed files on Mac and FTP server, then synchronizes them automatically. All you need to do is a button click.

You may want to check out more Mac applications, such as FavoriteFTP, FTP Disk or Yummy FTP Lite, which might be related to Favorite FTP.

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