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October 19, 2004

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FireFTP...

Mozilla Smile Mozilla has done it again…

There are so many cool extensions for Firefox (which, by now, should be everyone’s web browser of choice). A few I use are Sage (a lightweight RSS/ATOM reader), FoxyTunes (a media controller), miniT (allows you to drag-and-drop your browser tabs), and Web Developer (a toolbar custom-suited for web designers)... I use a few more too, but those are my favorites. (I still haven’t taken the time to get Google Desktop to work yet, but I will).

Now, there’s FireFTP, a full-featured, cross-platform FTP client for Firefox. Ahhh, yeah.

Posted at 12:31 pm

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Comments (4):
Cool! Mozilla rules. I’ll have to check out the FireFTP. i.e. is lame but usable.

p.e.horner () (URL) - October 19, 2004 at 2:01 pm

Nice link…thanks!

john () (URL) - October 19, 2004 at 11:50 pm

Sorry, left out the contact info. That was me ranting about FileZilla, etc.

wheat () (URL) - October 22, 2004 at 10:02 am

Dang it, I managed to post (temporarily, it seems) without including contact info. Then I posted again to explain myself and saw the original post go away. Must be some nice anti comment-spam feature of Pivot.


Anyway, what I wanted to say was thanks. I’ve been using FileZilla for a long time, but adding an FTP client to Firefox seems liek a great idea.

wheat () (URL) - October 22, 2004 at 10:05 am

  
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