FtpBin is a web based FTP client which works right in your browser. There’s nothing to install and it can be accessed from any internet enabled computer. FTPBin allows three types of file upload: standard upload form, upload and unzip, and via the Java Applet. Users can download files one at a time or as a zip batch. These in turn can be saved on the FTP server or emailed. Multiple file formats are supported, including .tar and .tgz. Directories are handled recursively, which means their content will be copied, moved, or deleted simultaneously. Other features include a in browser plain text editor, a WYSIWYG HTML editor, and search functionality. Additionally, there’s a calculator for calculating the size of directories and files.
“A web based FTP client. It is mainly aimed at managing websites using a browser.”
This web based FTP client offers users a number of possibilities. You can transfer files from a friend’s computer into your FTP account, without installing any software, and you can keep files and tools in your account which you’ll be able to access from any computer without having to carry around a thumb drive.
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