Legal issues with FTP plugins for browsers?

darbee · Joined: 28 Sep 2005 Posts: 7

I am a newbie in using of computers. My parents both me one last month. I finished a couple of courses about using computers and some of them were for experienced users. I got interested in that matter and now I need to get some FTP manager. Can you recommend any? I will not recommend using CuteFTP because it has problem with spywares. Are there legal issues with FTP plugins for browsers?

waylin · Joined: 16 Feb 2005 Posts: 5

One wise man said a long time ago: "There are no more or less dangerous weapons, just more or less dangerous fighters". I am kidding, however a part of that could apply to your question. There is no much difference between softwares. The main thing is which software would be most appropriate for you and for your needs. Nobody else could tell you that. My advise would be to attempt to try out as much different softwares as you could before you make a decision what software will you buy for yourself. You could do that either by using trial versions or finding people who bought some kind of those softwares. I do not think that FTP plugins have any legal issues but I also do not think much about its effectiveness. I also think that CuteFTP is insecure. I think that even "old" Total commander is better as FTP client. However, when I want to download Rapidshare files I use Rapidshare Grabber etc.

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