Anyclient : Web-based FTP Client

AnyClient is the first and only web-based FTP client. That’s right, an online service aimed to provide users with a simple and easy file transfer client that works on any browser and operating system, and requires no installation. Similar to desktop FTP cleints, AnyClient comes with a profile manager that lets you store site profiles locally. This way the next time you load AnyClient you can connect to any saved site without filling login and server details all over.

Disclaimer: Anyclient is a web-based FTP client, thus there is a possibility that your account/login details may be viewed by third party individuals. Use it at your own risk.

AnyClient - Web based FTP Client

Additional Features

  • Save site profiles for regular access.
  • Zip upload: Compress and upload file to FTP server with a single click.
  • All site profiles are saved on your computer and cannot be seen by anyone but yourself.
  • Download and install Anyclient on your computer (Windows, Mac OSX, Linux/Solaris). It’s free.
  • Supports several secure protocols: FTPS (FTP over SSL), SFTP/SSH and secure WebDAV via HTTPS.
  • Requirement: The only requirement is Java (most probably you already have it)
  • No registration. No email. No fees.

Check out Anyclient @ www.anyclient.com

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    5 Comments »

    Pingback by Anyclient… un cliente FTP basado en la Web :
    2008-03-15 17:19:47

    [...] a los usuarios una forma sencilla y fácil de poder hacer transferencia de archivos FTP directamente desde cualquier  navegador y sistema operativo… además al igual que una aplicación local podemos guardar nuestros perfiles para de esta [...]

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    Comment by bob
    2008-03-16 16:17:45

    >first and only web-based FTP client

    It is hardly the first, there are many that came before:
    net2ftp
    SurFTP
    phpWebFTP
    MyWebFTP
    webftp
    F->IT

    I could go on and on, literally

    and anyway, you have got to be pretty dumb to be giving out ftp login credentials to any old site, the only chance i would give it if stays around a bit longer and gets a good reputation

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    Comment by bob
    2008-03-16 16:19:06

    whoops i think i mislaid my links there, let me post them again:
    net2ftp
    SurFTP
    phpWebFTP
    MyWebFTP
    webftp
    F->IT
    whoops!

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    Comment by Aibek
    2008-03-19 16:05:09

    Thanks for bringing it up, I had no idea there were so many web-based FTP clients out there. As about giving out details, I totally agree you can’t rely really on them unless they establish themselves as a reliable service.

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    Comment by Mark Santos
    2008-03-28 08:10:48

    Don’t forget UnlimitedFTP at http://www.utechsoft.com/products/unlimitedftp

    These guys have been around since 2000.

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