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| Nome | Shadowblight |
|---|---|
| Utilizador desde | Ago. 20, 2011 |
| Número de extras desenvolvidos | 0 extras |
| Avaliação média dos extras do programador | Ainda sem avaliação |
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FireFTP
Avaliado com 3 de 5 estrelas
Currently on FF6.
I've had this extension lurking around since I had FF 3.5 installed. I like the versatility of hitting a button and being logged into my server, but the biggest roadblock I find is that when loading directories which have many files, it causes the "unresponsive script" dialogue. If I keep hitting continue, and waiting a few times it'll eventually kick through and load the directory, but it will do this for both my local one (upon opening the window) and for the remote directory also. In the end, it becomes a huge hassle to wait, and the convenience is lost.
So basically, if you're in the market to do a few small moves in a small directory or two, you're good. Don't try to use this in its current state for more heavy-duty work.
FireFTP
Avaliado com 3 de 5 estrelas
Currently on FF6.
I've had this extension lurking around since I had FF 3.5 installed. I like the versatility of hitting a button and being logged into my server, but the biggest roadblock I find is that when loading directories which have many files, it causes the "unresponsive script" dialogue. If I keep hitting continue, and waiting a few times it'll eventually kick through and load the directory, but it will do this for both my local one (upon opening the window) and for the remote directory also. In the end, it becomes a huge hassle to wait, and the convenience is lost.
So basically, if you're in the market to do a few small moves in a small directory or two, you're good. Don't try to use this in its current state for more heavy-duty work.
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