We all know the use of FTP or file transfer protocol. All files on a site are stored in FTP. And all content or especially information is stored in the database. Today I am going to talk about an online FTP client, which you can use for free without downloading online through your browser very easily. The name of the FTP client we are discussing today is Net to FTP.
Net to FTP is first and foremost an online FTP client that you can use to easily upload, delete or do many more things on your FTP without any hassle. It is very user-friendly and it works very fast. With a low-speed internet connection, I have seen it work faster. Let’s find out what works for today’s Net to FTP.
File Upload
The main function of an FTP client is to upload files. However, each client does the work individually. The difference is here. The company that hosts your site will give you an FTP client to use FTP (online). For example, if you have fifty megabytes of free hosting from FiftyWebs, you will be allowed to use FiftyWebs’ own FTP client that allows you to access your FTP. But we only get into trouble when we have to upload a lot of files at once. If you want to upload many files at once, you have to upload them one by one to Fifty Webs or similar companies’ own FTP clients by spending a lot of time and labor. It is more likely that your patience will run out. And when another client is giving you all the awesome benefits like Flash upload and Java upload, then it is completely useless for you to spend this labor.
Yes, Net to FTP has a Java upload and flash upload system with which you can upload a large number of files in one go. You may have to wait for the same time to upload. But the advantage here is that you can select all the files. It is a waste of time or effort to repeatedly select the files one by one and click on the upload button, neither of these will happen. However, to use this option, you must have Java or Flash Player installed on your computer.
Engine installation
If you want to use content management software, Joomla, or the popular blogging platform WordPress, on your site, all you have to do is download the latest version from their site and upload it to your site one by one using FTP. Using Net to FTP, you may upload all the files at once, not one at a time. But your time here is wasted twice. Download the original file once, upload it a second time. Net to FTP is providing an easy solution. Just go to the directory of your choice and click the install button, then an install page (created by PHP) will be uploaded to that directory of your file. Net to FTP will give you a link. By clicking on that link you can upload some popular and popular software/content management software including Joomla, WordPress of your choice directly to your FTP. This allows you to get relief from downloading once and uploading again. As soon as a new version of Joomla or WordPress (and others) comes out, Net to FTP uploads the original file to their server. The next time you order for the file of your choice or need, they just transfer the corresponding file from their server to your FTP. Although it takes a little more time, your labor is saved. What is this or less!
Unzip the zip archive
By now, the question must have arisen in the minds of many that Net to FTP transfers Joomla or WordPress zipped archives to my FTP. So how do I unzip it?
The most interesting thing is that the online version of this Net to FTP has the facility to unzip the zip file. This will unzip the zip archive stored in your FTP and place it in the directory or folder of your choice. Note that if you have downloaded Joomla or WordPress yourself, upload it using Net to FTP or any other FTP client without unzipping it. You can later unzip this file using Net to FTP.
In addition to the benefits described above, Net to FTP has many more features. You will like its visually pleasing and attractive interface. In addition to the online version, there is also a desktop version of Net to FTP. If you want you can download it to your computer.
But let’s take a look at today’s main topic, Net2FTP.
