You can download/upload files using the green arrows in the middle or by dragging (hold the left mouse button) a file/folder and dropping it in the desired directory.

You can mark a file/folder with the left mouse button and select an action after you press the right mouse button. Thus, I've ended support / development of the addons. After 13 years and 25 million downloads later, Firefox has officially removed FireFTP and FireSSH support from the browser. After you do it you'll get connected to your account and you'll see its folders on the right half of the screen (the left half is for the files on your local computer): FireFTP is a free, secure, cross-platform FTP/SFTP client for Mozilla Firefox which provides easy and intuitive access to FTP/SFTP servers. When you're done click on OK if you've used the Account Manager (or Connect for the QuickConnect option) and then click on the Connect button right next to the drop-down menu. Whichever you choose the only things you need to type are your domain name in the Host field, in the Login and Password fields type the name and password for the FTP user you created earlier: When you start FireFTP in the upper left corner you will see a drop-down menu from which you can choose Create an account or QuickConnect: You can also restrict the access to a particular directory within your account, if you want to give FTP access to somebody else, but you don't want them to have full access. When you click on Add FTP Username you only need to type a name and password for your new user. If you are a HostKnox client, you can do that from the FTP Usernames section of the Pixie control panel. Once you have FireFTP installed you can start it from the Tools menu of Firefox:ĭon't forget that before you are able to connect to your hosting account through FTP, you need to create an FTP user. Once it's displayed click on Install, then restart Firefox and you'll have FireFTP ready to use. To find and install FireFTP just start Mozilla Firefox, go the Tools menu and select Add-ons (or press Ctrl+Shift+A on your keyboard), on the Get Add-ons page use the Search box in the top right corner to find FireFTP:

Since it's a Firefox add-on it can be used on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. Only Seamonkey can upload to ftp server within browsers by default, one file at a time. I know both opera and firefox can download and browse ftp server, (fireftp, an extension for firefox can turn it into a ftp app). FireFTP is free and very easy to install and use. Im not even sure if Opera can upload to ftp within browser. It can only be used, of course, if you have Mozilla Firefox installed. FireFTP Tutorial How to set FireFTP to connect to your accountįireFTP is an add-on for Mozilla Firefox which lets you access your hosting account through FTP (also supports FTPS, SFTP).

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