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Open source
Community-driven development and free to use
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Cross-platform
Available on Windows, Mac, and Linux
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User-friendly interface
Easy to use and navigate
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Limited features
Lacks advanced features compared to other FTP clients
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No cloud integration
Does not support cloud storage services
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Security concerns
May not be as secure as other FTP clients
- Can expand its user base by integrating with popular cloud storage services
- Can attract more users by adding advanced features such as automation and synchronization
- Can partner with web hosting providers to offer FileZilla as a recommended FTP client
- Facing competition from other FTP clients with more advanced features
- May lose users due to security concerns and data breaches
- May lose users if it does not keep up with the latest technology and trends
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Review Distribution
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High - rated users
Filezilla's ability to be a full-featured file management program appeals to me. It has been intended to be used to move files via FTP or SFTP, for example, for web hosting. I found more practical usages than the company could realize for this software. I like to use it not only to handle FTP transactions but I can really see hidden files on my machines without going to my settings or input a certain key combination. I also want to be able to delete files that I wouldn't be able to delete permanently through Filezilla. On my Mac, I can actually delete the file and then go to the garbage basket, without having to send it to the trash bin. I may really erase it from the local file page of the window from the whole device. The second wonderful thing about Filezilla and the deletion of files is that: I recently was banned from accessing my OneDrive, which lets you to maintain a local cloud file shortcut. I could not even remove the files by being banned. I could truly remove files and directories permanently with Filezilla. This program must be installed on any machine (and I have 3). I also love that the search file on Filezilla is one thousand thousand times faster.FileZilla's least able to help in is its data transmission speeds. 2 Mbps is the maximum upload rate. This means that I can receive and upload a dedicated 40Mbps bandwidth connection. Sometimes this is not suitable for massive data transfer, since it takes a lot of time.
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Average - rated users
Have used Filezilla so many times but this software didn't make me happy with its functionality and features. Logged in for the file access is a nightmare. But yes, it gives a strong file management option that I like.The UI UX is poor, all functionality is not strong, not comfortable to use and the whole Filezilla looks messy!.
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Low - rated users
FileZilla offers a simple and nice user interface that allows users to connect to FTP servers and transfer files between their local machine and remote servers quickly and easily. It supports various transfer protocols such as FTP, SFTP, and FTPS, which makes it very versatile and compatible with different servers.It stores passwords in Plain text which are not safe a lot of time.
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