FTP Clients (108 programs)
Pros: Supports modern protocols like Reality, TUIC, Hysteria2 and Wireguard. TUN mode enables system-wide traffic routing through a virtual interface. Automatic node selection via real-time latency (ping) tests. Open-source, ad-free project with deep-link and QR import options.
Cons: Advanced customization requires networking knowledge. Windows client depends on Microsoft Edge WebView2. Panel integration expects external management panels for centralized control.
Pros: Simple single-line syntax saves files to the current working directory. Supports both HTTP and HTTPS connections. Lightweight executable with a minimal system footprint. Open-source codebase available for community inspection.
Cons: Limited feature set compared with full-featured CLI download tools. Requires a compatible .NET runtime as specified in documentation. Suited to terminal users, not casual GUI-focused users.
Pros: Packed with features. Very secure. Easy to setup and maintain.
Cons: Offers far more for business users than home users.
Pros: Makes FTP servers more accessible. Easy to setup. Supports secure connections.
Cons: May not work with all FTP servers.
