Using An圜lient is more secure than the web based FTP that we’ve mentioned above because it connects directly to the FTP server and does not transfer the login information to a third party.įirefox users are very fortunate because there is a free extension called FireFTP that can connect to FTP/SFTP servers, unlike the sFTP Client and ShiftEdit for Chrome which are both shareware. A very useful feature that you can find in An圜lient is the ability to sync between a local and remote directory, and it supports PGP decryption after downloading.īefore you can start using An圜lient Web Edition, you’ll first need to sign up for a free account and then login to start loading the java based FTP client. Other than that, it also needs your permission to run or else it won’t load. The An圜lient Web Edition is a Java based FTP client that can be loaded from a web browser as well, except it needs to download Java Archive (JAR) files silently in background which will then be run inside the browser. The only slight concern in using a web based FTP is the possibility of the FTP username and password being logged by the webmaster that owns the service.

There are plenty of web based FTP services available online if you search around but you can find the ones we’ve reviewed in this article. There is nothing to download as the web based FTP is able to load on any web browser by just visiting the service’s website. Web based FTP is probably the fastest and easiest way for you to connect to your FTP server even if there is a firewall blocking port 21 which is commonly used by an FTP server.

Upload file to ftp via browser