| FTP client system built into Chrome | Medessec | 1/15/09 8:01 PM | I love Chrome, with it's slick, simple design, but what would really impress me is if, like IE7, Chrome had a FTP system built in where it reads when you are on a FTP root(ftp://frogg.thegineverblock.com) and from there, gives you the option of loggi |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | Mohamed Mansour | 1/15/09 8:56 PM | It is in the process I believe, maybe I am mistaken. There has been some updates regarding ftp protocol within chromium, I believe it is just for downloading via ftp, not turning chromium into an FTP Client. Maybe once Chromium Extensions is complete |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | Tom the Baptist | 8/20/09 11:39 PM | If I replace Firefox as my preferred browser I must have a FTP client that will allow me to up load files to my web site. Is there such a FTP client available for Google Chrome yet? |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | dpro369 | 10/17/09 8:08 AM | I'd really like the ftp application for google chrome just like fireftp in firefox. I hope they add that feature in Chrome so we don't have to switch between browser every now and then. |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | segfault | 10/17/09 11:39 AM | I'm with Mohamed, this is a job for an extension. |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | bob_cashman | 10/30/09 8:09 PM | as of late november, still no ftp functionality that I can find. Also still no auto complete such as in IE. I'm no big fan of microsoft. it just seems like Chrome is in some danger of becoming an orphan. as it doesnt seem to be generating revenue tha |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | segfault | 11/2/09 6:13 AM | no ftp functionality? You can download from ftp sites just fine in chrome. ftp upload is not supported.... but thats ok in my book, ftp upload is an entirely different problem than web browsing. It doesn't make sense to me to use your web browser |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | spiderwebby | 11/17/09 3:46 PM | why cant chrome open the appropriate app a la firefox? (eg: click link with ftp:// > open filezilla, irc:// > irc client) |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | NickolusRoy | 3/12/10 12:41 PM | i agree- this is whats holding me back from moving on from firefox |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | PianoDJ | 3/14/10 12:02 PM | It is frustrating that I have to keep using SLOW IE7 to edit my website. I use [page/open ftp site in windows explorer]. Is there an extension that has been written that provides this function in Chrome? |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | mseeley | 3/29/10 1:35 PM | The FireFox plugin FireFTP would make a great addition to chrome. It would take a decent amount of work as I think you would have to roll your ftp client into the chrome extension itself; maybe with some extra pressure (and donations that would also |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | brokenvectors | 4/18/10 4:03 AM | i have to agree with mseeley, Fire FTP are my daily tool to edit my website... if they can make extension for chrome that would be great ^_^ |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | niccollie | 5/5/10 2:57 AM | It seems that people are realising how great fireFTP is. A lot of programming went into it, not by some guys, but by a guy. I wonder how many people have take the time to read what he asks in return? Just a small donation to a kids charity he supp |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | papak | 6/7/10 8:05 AM | fireFTP for Chrome???....YES PLEASE!! Pretty please! |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | coloredearth | 7/16/10 2:58 AM | FTP extension for Chrome PRETTY PLEASE!!! |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | Medessec | 7/16/10 8:50 AM | There seem to be a couple of "FTP Client" extensions popping up, like this one by marinemat15: https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/bbmifjhjmficeaeniaaadblfoddfdnme?hl=en And another by Thenknight: https://chrome.google.com/extensions/deta |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | LaneLester | 10/25/10 2:08 PM | I find FireFTP a lot better than Filezilla, and Chrome's lack is keeping me in Firefox. |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | CameronK | 10/31/10 1:04 PM | I agree. I'm a huge fan of Chrome and Chromium, and I'll stick with the browser either way. But some form of FTP client for the browser would make it even more worthwhile. I hate having to switch browsers just to access FTP. |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | mathsinger | 12/25/10 7:06 AM | I'm another one who needs a full-featured ftp client. I use FireFTP regularly. |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | mikey mike | 2/15/11 6:02 PM | I actually contacted the developer of FireFTP about this matter, Mime Cuvalo. He replied back with this: "Glad you like FireFTP! I've actually talked with the Chrome team in person - there are some limitations currently with their browser so I can' |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | tiggsy | 2/23/11 10:14 AM | FireFTP is part of my day. Chrome is great, but without a fireftp equivalent, it can only ever be second best to firefox |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | NWIA | 3/14/11 7:22 AM | Ditto what everyone else is saying. When they brag about Chrome being awesome i just reply: "So how's that FTP going for ya?" This is the last extension I'm waiting for a port to Chrome. Aside from that I've limited Chrome usage to other users. |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | earchide | 6/18/11 11:42 PM | I really use FireFTP, and there is no alternative in Chrome; when ??? |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | earonesty | 7/11/11 11:29 AM | Chrome known problem list...and why they will *never* be fixed: 1. Chrome's FTP support sucks. Why: because Chrome's a web browser, and not an FTP manager, and the developers don't care about FTP. 2. Chrome's form-filling doesn't allow the "back" bu |
| Re: FTP client system built into Chrome | AppIes | 8/17/11 11:37 AM | Top things you want in a web browser: speed, stability, and security (most important) Sure it'd be convenient to have a built in FTP client in a web browser, but if that's the sole reason you're not using Chrome, I'm sorry, that's kind of silly. And |
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