JboxTransfer
Efficacement, en toute sécurité et commodément migrer vos fichiers
v2.0.4
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À propos
JboxTransfer is an open-source Windows program for moving files between jBox and Pan. It uses jAccount authorization as the starting point for a transfer. After authorization, a migration can be started with one click.
The program is intended to transfer files between those services without first downloading them to the user’s local disk. This removes the separate process of manually downloading files and uploading them again. Its purpose is focused on automating this particular migration task.
JboxTransfer is suited to Windows users who manage jBox and Pan files from that platform. Its System Tools classification reflects its role as a utility for handling a specific file-transfer operation. The open-source license allows the software to be examined and used under the terms of that license.
MirrorNest distributes JboxTransfer as a Windows download by mirroring the official build directly onto its own storage. The mirrored build is scanned for malware before it is published. This provides a clear distribution path for users looking for the Windows release while keeping the official build as the source.
Architecture : x64
Nouveautés de la v2.0.4
Changement complet: https://github.com/1357310795/JboxTransfer/compare/v2.0.3...v2.0.4
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