FileZilla 3.6.0
FileZilla is het populairste gratis FTP-programma. FTP staat voor 'file transfer protocol' en FileZilla kun je dan ook gebruiken om bestanden en webpagina's te uploaden naar je webserver. Voor website-beheerders is FileZilla onmisbaar.
Van FileZilla is na tien maanden stilte een nieuwe versie uitgebracht. FileZilla 3.6 lost enkele crashes en fouten op. Ook zijn sessies met TLS-verbindingen verbeterd en zijn de Tango-iconen toegevoegd zodat je het uiterlijk van FileZilla kunt aanpassen.
FileZilla is - ook in het Nederlands - verkrijgbaar voor Windows, Mac OS X en Linux.
3.6.0 (2012-11-10)
Bugfixes and minor changes:
Fix a crash introduced since 3.5.3
IPv6-only hosts should no longer cause a crash in the network configuration wizard
3.6.0-rc1 (2012-11-02)
Bugfixes and minor changes:
Do not show "Remember passwords?" dialog if connecting anonymously
Make wording in "Remember passwords?" dialog consistent.
Increase default TLS session lifetime
When asking for confirmation to delete files, state whether it's local or on the server
Fix right-to-left rendering of progress line in the transfer queue
3.6.0-beta1 (2012-10-21)
New features:
Auto-scroll file lists if dragging an item near the top or bottom
Add option to create empty files to the remote file list context menu
Support legacy servers sending directory listings in EBCDIC
Added Tango icon set
First-time users now get prompted whether they want to save passwords when first using the quickconnect bar
Greatly improve TLS performance by updating to GnuTLS 3.1.x with Nettle backend
Bugfixes and minor changes:
FTP proxies now work with IPv6 addresses as proxy address
Handle expired TLS sessions when trying to reuse a session
TLS session reusing no longer fails with newer GnuTLS versions due to changed semantics of gnutls_session_get_data
Directory listings no longer sporadically fail if two connections try to list the same directory in parallel
Partially work around a Ubuntu-specific problem with modal dialogs not being modal resulting in crashes
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