F->IT JavaScript script

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F->IT is an easy to use FTP client that resembles Windows Explorer. F->IT is an easy to use FTP client that resembles Windows Explorer. With it, you can: - Drag and drop folders and files. - Edit highlighted source files. - Upload multiple files. Features:SFTP Secure transfers Multiple file uploads and downloads (with a Java applet) Upload a local directory's entire contents to your server Resizable file explorer panel The file explorer panel's width can be changed Autosave After several minutes, any file being edited is saved Help tutorials Help links built into the application Automatically populated "Frequently edited files" menu If you edit views/recipes/show.rhtml often, show.rhtml will appear in this menu for quicker access "Save login info" option Your server, username, and password can be optionally saved in a cookie for quicker login
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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