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FileBrowser vs WinSCP

FileBrowser

stratospherix.com

WinSCP

winscp.net

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FigureFileBrowserWinSCP
Price from$0.99/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source—Yes
Windows—Yes
iOSYes—
Plans published41
Spec score · File Manager Software7.9 (#45)8.6 (#8)
File managementThe app supports copying and moving files, bulk renaming, in-place document editing, and PDF merging and reordering.Features include common local and remote file operations, an integrated text editor and directory synchronization.
Founded20092000
Free planNoYes
PurposeFileBrowser provides iPhone and iPad file management for accessing and organizing files across computers, cloud storage, FTP, WebDAV, and network drives.WinSCP is an open source file manager and client for transferring files between a local computer and remote computers.
SupportThe maker directs bug reports to [email protected].WinSCP provides troubleshooting documentation and a support forum monitored by its development team, with sensible guideline-following posts answered within two business days on average.

Plans

FileBrowser

  • FileBrowser$7.99 a month
  • FileBrowserGO$0.99 a month
  • FileBrowser$7.99, paid once
  • FileBrowser Professional$14.99, paid once

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WinSCP

  • WinSCPFree

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WinSCP

WinSCP is an open-source file manager and transfer client for Microsoft Windows. It copies files between a local computer and remote computers over FTP, FTPS, SCP, SFTP, WebDAV, WebDAVS and S3, with SSH also listed as supported. Explorer and Commander interfaces provide two ways to manage transfers; Commander is focused on keyboard control. Alongside common file operations, WinSCP includes directory synchronization and an integrated text editor. For repeat tasks or programmatic workflows, it offers scripting, command-line options and a.NET assembly. The client integrates with Windows and PuTTY, including sharing site settings with PuTTY. Authentication methods include password, keyboard-interactive, public key and Kerberos, and stored site information can optionally be protected by a master password. A portable version and workspace-based session management are available. WinSCP is free, with a listed price of free. Its security guidance warns that malware on the computer running it can steal credentials stored or entered there.

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