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Hi,

I would like to be able to create a shortcut to FileZilla that launches an FTP to an address specified within the shortcut.

FileZilla already does this partially, however I need to have the user enter their username and password every time. I cannot store the username in the shortcut and I cannot save usernames/passwords in the site manager.

So in the shortcut I would like to have something like this as the command:

"c:\program files\FileZilla FTP Client\FileZilla.exe" address -f

Where "address" is the address of the ftp server that I put into the shortcut and "-f" or some other switch tells FileZilla to prompt for the username and password before connecting to the server.

This would allow me to deploy a shortcut to all the machines that I use that will connect for any user to a given FTP server, but it will prompt them for their information upon the initial connect each time.

Thanks for your consideration,

-Q

It would be really usefull to be able to just add the current local and remote directories you are browsing, to the default directory locations found in Site Manager/Advanced under the headings "Default local directory" and "Default remote directory".

Currently you need to close Site Manager (SM), and go and copy your current location, come back into SM/Advanced and paste it into the relevant fields. You need to do this twice, once for the local and once for the remote locations.

If there where a button within SM/Advanced saying "Use Current Directories", which would then populate both the local and remote location fields respectively, this would cool.

WS FTP has such a feature.

Thanks!

Copying an ftp url is not as useful (to as many) as copying an http url for the file. Having to edit the copy is a pita.