FTP Voyager is the most powerful FTP client program for Windows 9x/Me/NT/2000/XP on the market. With an intuitive drag-and-drop interface, FTP Voyager lets you update a Web site with a single click, transfer files directly between FTP servers, and resume interrupted downloads. A perfect tool for Web developers or anyone that moves files on the Internet.

FEATURES:

• Added support for "Subject Alternative Name" for server SSL certificates for automatic SSL approval to sites. Some certificates may contain many different host names.
• Changed FTP Voyager Scheduler configuration file location to "C:ProgramData" (ALLUSERSPROFILE environment variable) in Windows Vista and above on new FTP Voyager installations that are installed in "C:Program Files" only. This is required on Windows 7+ when UAC is in effect.
• Improved the local tree for Windows Vista and Windows 7.

BUG FIXES:

• Corrected a Windows 7 UAC problem where FTP Voyager Scheduler was unable to communicate with the tray application to identify FTP Voyager Scheduler status and enable tray / scheduler communication.
• Corrected a bug where FTP Voyager would send the wrong status code to an add-on for a successful SFTP (via SSH2) download.
• Corrected "CWD Parameter Stack Buffer Overflow Vulnerability" from SecurityFocus.com (22637).
• Corrected a problem in 15.2.0.2 where SFTP (via SSH2) file names were not being converted from UTF-8 to the current code page in directory listings.
• Corrected problems when skipping SFTP (via SSH2) file transfers.
• Corrected a bug where folders in the local tree would always be identified with the shortcut overlay or without, incorrectly identifying a folder as being a shortcut folder or not depending on the order in which Windows gives the information to FTP Voyager.
• Corrected a bug where displaying message boxes (such as the delete confirmation dialog) could cause FTP Voyager to crash.

Program Information Category: Internet and communication Type: Shareware Version: 15.2.0.4 Size: 5.31MB Works on: Windows Product page: here