FlashFXP is a powerful FTP, FTPS, SFTP, and FXP client designed for both home and professional users. With a user-friendly interface, FlashFXP allows seamless file transfers between local and remote servers, ensuring smooth and efficient operations. It supports multiple file transfer protocols, making it versatile for a wide range of tasks, from simple file sharing to complex site management.

One of FlashFXP's key features is its robust file transfer queue, which enables users to queue multiple files for transfer, optimizing efficiency. The software also includes advanced site synchronization tools, ensuring that files are correctly mirrored between local and remote locations. Additionally, it supports drag-and-drop functionality, making file management easier and faster.

FlashFXP also offers security with support for encrypted connections via FTPS and SFTP. This ensures that sensitive data is transferred safely over the internet. The software provides a variety of customizable settings, allowing users to tailor the program to their specific needs and preferences.

FlashFXP is a reliable and feature-rich FTP client that caters to both casual users and professionals alike. Its combination of speed, security, and ease of use makes it a solid choice for anyone needing a robust file transfer solution.

Key Features:

• Multiple Protocol Support: Supports FTP, FTPS (SSL/TLS), and SFTP (SSH), allowing for secure file transfers.
• Drag-and-Drop Interface: Simple drag-and-drop functionality for transferring files between local and remote directories.
• Advanced Site Manager: Allows users to save and manage connections to multiple FTP, FTPS, and SFTP servers.
• Queued Transfers: Supports file transfer queuing, enabling multiple files or directories to be transferred sequentially.
• Transfer Resumption: Enables the resumption of interrupted file transfers, saving time and bandwidth.
• Customizable Transfer Rules: Users can configure transfer rules such as file filters and scheduled transfers.
• Bandwidth Throttling: Allows for control over bandwidth usage during file transfers, preventing network congestion.
• Multiple Simultaneous Connections: FlashFXP supports multiple connections to different servers for simultaneous transfers.
• SSL/TLS Encryption: Ensures secure data transmission with SSL/TLS encryption for FTPS connections.
• Folder Synchronization: Supports folder synchronization to keep local and remote directories in sync.
• File Integrity Check: Includes features like CRC-32, MD5, and SHA-1 checksums to verify file integrity.
• IPv6 Support: FlashFXP supports IPv6, ensuring compatibility with the latest networking standards.

• Fixed issue with screen reader support library causing FlashFXP to crash when opening the about box.
• Fixed issue on the queue > item edit dialog where the selective transfer list did not update after making changes via the selective transfer dialog. (i.e. adding/removing rule sets)
• Fixed issue with the En-queue -> "Move Folder Content" feature, if the target folder didn't already exist there was no attempt to create it and often this caused the whole operation to fail, now If the target folder doesn't exist then it will be created.
• Fixed an issue selecting a custom toolbar button style that would result in an access violation and then crash FlashFXP.
• Fixed an issue where in some cases the SSL session context object wasn't freed from memory resulting in a memory leak. This occurred on servers such as drftpd where the data connection was established with a slave server.
• Fixed an issue where in some cases the local browser wasn't refreshed fast enough after renaming a file or folder.
• Fixed an issue where sending a LIST -alR via a raw command would cache the recursive directory listing as the current folder.
• Fixed an issue where in a rare situation the cached content would contain the content from another directory, this occurred after a directory was deleted by another user on the server or from within another session and then changing into the directory resulting in a change directory failure and followed by list.
• When an application password is set and the user forgets the password, after 3 failed attempts the user is now prompted to reset their settings and site profiles and start with a clean set of data files. The password protected data files are automatically backed up as a FlashFXP backup file (fbk) to allow for restoration sometime in the future if the user finds or remembers the password.
• Fixed some issues with installing updates via LiveUpdate. Depending on which build you upgrade from these fixes might not be immediately noticeable.
• Fixed local browser shortcut handling issue that caused a folder shortcut to open in a new window.
• Fixed an issue where selecting the login type "prompt for password" would switch to "anonymous" if the username field was blank, The correct behavior would have been to prompt for both the username and the password.
• Added 4096 KB and 8192 KB as possible TCP/IP Buffer sizes.
• Fixed an issue where if the previous site used a custom TCP/IP Buffer size and the new site uses (default) the previous site value was used instead of (default).
• This release addresses 3 memory access read errors that could lead to internal memory corruption within FlashFXP.
• Fixed a couple issues with the schedule > edit task dialog when scheduling and/or editing existing tasks.