
sFTP Client
Transfer files with FTP, FTPS, SFTP and Cloud Services (Including SSH Terminal)
v3.5.1
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sFTP Client is a commercial Linux utility for connecting to and working with local and remote FTP, FTPS, FTPIS, FTPES, SFTP, and SSH servers. It provides a modern interface for transferring files, browsing folders, and managing connections from one application. The tool is intended for Linux users who need file transfer, remote file management, or SSH access.
The client supports standard FTP, FTP over TLS/SSL, and SFTP connections, along with key file login for SFTP and SSH. Users can open an SSH terminal, use port forwarding, save connection logs and notes, add connection tags, and preserve keep-alive connections where supported by the product. License-required functions include sync connections, diagnostic tools, SSH snippets, port forwarding, and the SSH terminal.
File management includes local and remote editing, drag-and-drop uploads and downloads, directory comparison, synchronized directory browsing, searching remote files and folders, and browsing by path. Users can rename or delete files and folders, create new files or directories, change permissions by checkbox or value, refresh listings, sort and resize columns, and select multiple items. Transfers can include multiple or large files, with a queue for queued, failed, and completed files and folders, while schedules, automatic local directory updates, status information, and quick connection options support ongoing work.
As a Linux application in the Utilities category, sFTP Client fits a platform focused on system access, file operations, and connection management. It includes light and dark themes with six color choices, plus editor options such as tabbed files and customization. Some capabilities require a license, while workspaces and teams require a subscription license, and MirrorNest links directly to the official release instead of hosting a mirrored copy.
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