SmartFTP Client 2.5.1008.27 Winall 32b-NoPE
NoPE have come out again with the latest version of SmartFTP. This version, as the title says, is for all versions of windows, BUT can only be used on 32bit systems. Anybody thinking of using this with a 64bit os will have to wait, sorry…
SmartFTP is an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) client which allows you to transfer files between your local computer and a server on the Internet. With its many basic and advanced features SmartFTP also offers secure, reliable and efficient transfers that make it a powerful tool.
Program Features:
- Secure Connections (TLS / SSL)
- 256 bit, HIPAA compliant
- Modern Graphical User Interface (GUI)
- File/Folder Synchronization
- Multilingual (more than 20 languages)
- IPv6
Whats New:
- Remote Edit settings to configure editors.
To change the settings go to menu: Tools – Settings – Remote Edit. - Used space calculator in Remote Browser
Right-click on a folder then select Properties from the context menu. - Drop Folder
To create a Drop Folder right-click on a folder and select New – Drop Folder. - Right-click context menu in Local Browser / Explorer
Easily add files to the Transfer Queue from Windows Explorer.
Release Name: SmartFTP.Client.2.5.1008.27.Winall.32b-NoPE
Size: 5.24 MB (5,498,897 bytes), npsfc25*
Homepage – NFO – Torrent (Soon) – Rapidshare
Comments(22)
It aint flash though.
http://rapidshare.com/files/86122303/SFTP2.5.1008.27.rar
Ummm ? Why bother dl this, it’s free to use for everything non comersial, just dl it of the site.
http://rapidshare.com/files/86122678/SmartFTP.Client.2.5.1008.27.Winall.32b-NoPE.rar
Hehe, my first FTP client I used.
here is download @ official site:
http://anonym.to/?http://www.smartftp.com/download/
as somebody already mentioned it’s free for non-commercial use (and why should companies use cracked software?)
FileZilla is way better than SmartFTP..
It’s bad enough that a group released this.. it’s plain ridiculous that it gets posted here. Just because it has “ftp” in the title doesn’t make it l33t scene war3z…
You know… I am really torn about which FTP client to use. This or Filezilla. Seriously. If you people would like to convince me (and other n00bs/lamers who are reading this), tell me the pros and cons of each. Besides that of being free (I already know this). What about security? Encryption?
Ok, now for my contrib… It could be scene (maybe); go here, it’s VLC redone and twisted. NIIIICE http://www.kantaris.org/
>>>Ummm ? Why bother dl this, it’s free to use for everything >>>non comersial, just dl it of the site.
+1, I second that!
another mirror lol
http://rapidshare.com/files/86131858/2.5.1008.27.rar
isnt it only free for 30 days because when i downloaded it a year and a half ago to transfer files to my modded xbox 1 it was a 30 day trial.
I’m using it right now and it’s not 30 days limited. Probably it was a year ago, but you can download it from smartftp.com and use it as long as you want.
One more thing… I’m wondering why RLSLog don’t remove the email box. It’s useless.
its free for whole time.. just that you need to click on popup after 30 days. which takes.. geez what 1s.. and when you use it over 1 year or so.. it ask you to reinstall. so yet again its free.. i use it. and its brilliant piece of software
Still using LeechFTP here
awesome ftp client that does not look cluttered but still has a lot of features, options to configure.
this is an app i would wish to be able to use in linux natively
It is free, but it has an annoying license reminder. Nagware.
Agreed, SmartFTP is free, a quick click of “OK” every time you use it. The only thing it will force you to do is update when a new build’s been out long enough. Great release to spread the word about the app, but no need to crack this version unless someone’s opening, using, and closing this app 5 times an hour.
mirror: checked with NOD32 and AVG
http://rapidshare.com/files/86263202/5martFTP.C1ient.2.5.1008.27.Winall.32b-NoPE.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/86337759/SmartFTP_Client_2.5.1008.27_Winall_32b__Uploaded_By_Afaz_.rar
they’re full of trojans… well done!