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FTP Extension/App for Chrome?!

Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 2:32 pm
by Destinie
Does anyone here predominately use Chrome? I've used it almost entirely except I can't get a good FTP Plugin like Firefox (namely the only reason I use FF these days). Does anyone have a rec for a FTP for Chrome? I can't find a good one and I want one!! D:

Re: FTP Extension/App for Chrome?!

Posted: Sun Apr 21, 2013 6:39 pm
by Camy
I want to know too since most I find aren't really known/don't have reviews and want to make sure it, you know, works xD

Re: FTP Extension/App for Chrome?!

Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 2:49 pm
by Eden
You don't really need any extensions. Use FileZilla, it doesn't need a browser and it's free and available on all operating systems, even Linux (which is what I use). :) I find it cumbersome to have the FTP in the browser. FileZilla is perfect for FTP and other file transfer needs.

Re: FTP Extension/App for Chrome?!

Posted: Tue Apr 23, 2013 3:48 pm
by Destinie
I'll give FileZilla a try but I really like fireFTP. In all the years of using different FTP programs, it was the one that was most reliable and easy. I also really like the fact that while I'm browsing I can use the FTP in another tab in my browser. I'm picky like that. But having the FTP working in the background and if I am working in my browser I tend to get distracted and completely forget about it. So having it in the browser is nice.

Re: FTP Extension/App for Chrome?!

Posted: Wed Apr 24, 2013 12:50 am
by Camy
I have used Firezilla, but it has given me problems before by not uploading the correct files (mostly when I update them) to the server :/ It's really good though and while I am using Dreamweaver's FTP, I still like to have something like FireFTP for Chrome in a tab.

Re: FTP Extension/App for Chrome?!

Posted: Wed Apr 24, 2013 5:56 pm
by Mikari
I use Chrome on my iPod and Firefox on the PC. I don't mind having my FTP separate, so I just keep using Filezilla.

Re: FTP Extension/App for Chrome?!

Posted: Thu Apr 25, 2013 3:44 pm
by Eden
Most of the time I'm in Linux I really just use the command and shell to upload things, but I've never had a problem with FileZilla never uploading things. You have to say yes to overwrite/update a new file because if you don't, then it won't upload. I use to use FireFTP but I felt it was minimalistic and I needed some extra features so I migrated to FileZilla.