CuteFTP vs FilePort Pro

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FilePort Pro is a browser-based FTP and SFTP client for connecting to servers, browsing files, and transferring them without installing software. Its file list shows folders, sizes, types, and modification times with sorting and breadcrumb navigation. Users can upload multiple files, drag and drop, download files, or package a folder as a ZIP archive; each transfer shows byte-counted progress. For SFTP, the client displays and remembers a server host-key fingerprint and blocks reconnection after a key change until confirmation. Credentials pass through the service server, remain in memory during the session, and are not written to disk, stored in a database, or logged. Sessions end on disconnect or after about 15 minutes idle. The Free plan costs nothing and allows 4 GiB transfers, two concurrent sessions per IP, and no saved connections. Pro costs $5 a month and adds automatic resume, a 64 GiB limit, and an encrypted saved-connections vault. The service recommends SFTP because FTP is unencrypted by design.