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4.1 It is a simple, yet effective (and dedicated to the needs of) file transfer manager for Windows that will allow you to quickly and easily connect to various remote directories from your machine. All of the supported protocols are available out-of-the-box. AnyClient supports FTP, SFTP, AFTP, WebDav and a few others.
4.2 In addition to regular file transfer operations, you will be able to rename, delete, upload, or download files from your local and remote directories. The process is safe and run in the background with no risk of downtime.
4.3 AnyClient works by using a plugin architecture, which enables you to enable or disable specific protocols, change the FTP login credentials and many more. As a result, it can become a lot more powerful and support a wider range of FTP sites.
4.4 AnyClient can synchronize your local and remote folders based on user preference and the file timestamps. Therefore, you will have the possibility to skip the process if there is no need for sync at all.
4.5 AnyClient provides the option to add, remove or edit your proxies to enhance your file transfer. Additionally, you can also use file extensions for filtering the transfer, if the files do not have them.
4.6 AnyClient supports basic certificate authentication. In addition, you can save the entry, enable background sync, set local and remote sync intervals and more.
4.7 The program features numerous features and several comprehensive options to allow you to make your file transfer process as simple and fast as possible.
4.8 AnyClient is a free and safe file manager designed to help users transfer files, among other things. The application is ideal for both advanced users and beginners.
Key Features:
- Multi-protocol support, including SFTP, FTP, WebDAV, Amazon S3, and others.
- Sync mode, which allows you to synchronize folders based on user settings.
- Safe file transfer, where no data is shared with unintended people.
- Easy setup, by using a wizard.
- Supports individual and bulk actions, including file transfer between remote and local folders and renaming or deletion of files.
- Easy-to-use interface.
- Advanced options, which include advanced file, time, and proxy settings.
- Built-in file manager and file transfer to help you manage files.
- Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome shortcuts to directly download
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