FlashFXP is a powerful FTPclient for windows, and it is very popular to be used to publish and maintain websites. With FlashFXP, you can perform the following actions:

• Upload and download documents, photos, videos, music and more.
• Transfer or backup local and remote files.
• Share your files with your friends and co-workers using the powerful site manager.
• Schedule and automate file transfers with our powerful transfer scheduler.

Meanwhile, FlashFXP supports 20 languages. FlashFXP offers unique and complimentary advanced features for client configuration. Share files with your friends and co-workers (FTP or SFTP server required).

FlashFXP is easy to use, from less technical individuals to industry class professionals, anyone can master FlashFXP. With the 30-day trial version, you can see how the software looks and explore its features.

Version 4.4.3.2027

• Fixed an application crash which could sometimes be triggered by the loss of connection or disconnecting from the remote server.
• Fixed a crash on shutdown that prevented FlashFXP from cleanly closing and sometimes leaving processes running in the background, this was caused by a missing sanity check in the destructor of our threaded timer pool.
• Fixed an issue in the Site Manager that could trigger an access violation when selecting some sites followed by a group. The A/V was caused by code responsible for updating the bookmarks listview control. Specifically when clearing the items.
• Fixed an issue in the Site Manager that could trigger an access violation when using the search bar at the top of the window. The A/V was caused by a the tear down routine that cleared the treeview and updated treeview with matching sites.
• While reviewing the code changes that were implimented to solve the incomplete upload problem I discovered a mistake that failed to deallocate a timer ID from our timer pool (when the object.reset method was called object.remove, resetting the object to the inital state changed the timer ID) and as a result eventually the timer pool became full, disgarding any new requests for a timer ID. As a result some UI elements such as progress bars, the status window console, etc didn't update.