Easy FTP & SFTP Pro Reviews
5/5 rating based on 58 reviews. Read all reviews for Easy FTP & SFTP Pro for iPhone.
Easy FTP & SFTP Pro is paid iOS app published by Juan Ramon Rivero
Meets my needs
WebGuy3530
I wanted a way to move stuff from my Linux server to and from Dropbox controlled by my iPhone. Only got it today but seems to work well
Help content is garbage, no info for SFTP & key
Bipo.la/r
1) The help content is garbage. Very brief. 2) I cannot even contact the developer because the app assumes you are using the default mail client, rather than showing the contact email address. At least he has a web site though. 3) I need to connect to an SFTP site. I added my key file, but the browser when trying to add a key does not even see the file. I don’t know if it is looking for a particular file extension or what. But there is no documentation that indicates what the file needs to be named or etc. How the heck do I connect to SFTP with a key file? This is so simple in any other FTP application on the desktop. 4) I selected this because it has a browser and has the ability to show the embedded links in the page so I can download things directly from the page. When you click on a url to open, it just opens a blank new tab with nothing in it. Garbage. Developer should put effort into the various use cases for this app and guide users with help content. Looks like he spent all of 5 minutes on the help content.
Best FTP client for iOS
Jimcski
I've tried several ftp apps, and none are as easy to use and feature-full as this one.
Great app
Pmilsap
This is a great app! It does exactly what it says it supposed to do and makes very easy to access your web files, edit and manage your Domain
Great interface and easy to use
nbmenoname
It was easy to connect to my server and the I really like the visual edit tool for updating html.
browser doesnt work
snack it
as ftp client it seems to work. but your web browser has problems: 1) you send url entered in the URL field to the search engine. Its wrong. there should be a parser that tells: if the url starts from a common prefix like http:// or https:// or ftp:// then it should open that page, instead url is sent as a search term to the engine. 2)to set the home page is a tricky thing: i just cant write about:blank because the browser immediately sends it to the search engine. So i needed to switch off the net, write down "about:blank" and then use the menu option!