CrossFTP
CrossFTP is an FTP, Amazon S3, Amazon Glacier, and cloud storage client.
- CrossFTPs main features: Multi-tab Navigation; Unicode support; Bonjour Service Discovery; Arc...
What is CrossFTP?
CrossFTP is an FTP, Amazon S3, Amazon Glacier, and cloud storage client.
- CrossFTPs main features: Multi-tab Navigation; Unicode support; Bonjour Service Discovery; Archive browsing(.zip,.tar.gz,etc.); Auto-reconnecting and anti-idle; and more.
- CrossFTP Pro version is available by a license fee, which further features: Mutli-Thread transfer; Synchronization; WebDav, SFTP, FTPS, Advanced Amazon S3/Glacier support; CouldFront and URL sign support; Remote file edit; FXP; and much more.
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Comments and Reviews
Tags
- amazon-glacier
- google-cloud-storage
- FTP
- amazon-s3
- File transfer
- FTP Client
- FTPS
It's ugly as sin but it does the job and does it well. There aren't all that many options for a graphical S3 browser; this is the best one I have found. (I do miss DragonDisk.)
It has difficulties with some certificates, so that connections via FTPS/TLS do not work (error message: Invalid CertificateVerify signature). But those connections do work with other FTP clients, like FileZilla or sFTP Client. I tried different configurations, as described in the documentation or CrossFTP, without success.
On the other hand, it supports WebDAV, while FileZilla does not, and for this reason I have to use both programs.
Addendum: No more problems in version 1.99.1, see comment below.
Version 1.99.1 works now for me, it handles TLS connections flawlessly. I cannot say what the fault actually was – a bug in the previous version or a misconfiguration on my Ubuntu machine.
Anyway, I like the GUI of FileZilla better, but CrossFTP in the Pro edition is more powerful, and the price of around $ 25 is more than acceptable.
CrossFTP depends on an installed Java JDK, by the way.
Reply written ago
Its decent and has good security.
UI isn't that great and you cant do any CHMOD functions