In Quad Explorer there
is currently only the MS internal FTP, but for working and viewing it is sufficient, at some point an effective ftp client for Windows 11, 10, ... will come!
It is better to use SMB, which many providers now use (FTP is no longer up to date). SMB is a protocol in networks. It is a standard on all Windows systems and is also supported by other operating systems. This means you have the option of accessing it directly via the operating system's file manager (e.g. Windows Explorer) by assigning your own drive letter.
1.) General information FTP!
If you simply integrate SFTP connections in Windows Explorer, you can also use them in Q-Dir.
I could write something there, but there are different options and some very good ones.
Also different drive types (NAS, Samba, FTP, HTTP, ....) for everything to write would be a life's work.
And quite a waste of time.
Q-Dir is mainly about file management and not about the various transport protocols. Especially since some are added every month and either disappear or are superfluous.
In a few years, FTP may well be redundant, and 100 hours of work for nothing.
Easy add google or bing search to the i-net feature in free File Explorer, for Windows 11, 10, 8.1 and 7 Here are a few examples ;- Google EN=http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%s
Currently "Q-Dir" used the MS-Explorer Windows search feature [CTRL+F] or [F3] and [Alt + F3] selected item ergo folder search. In the foreseeable future
Explorer Views in Quad-Directory Explorer has only the MS internal FTP Test this in all List Views of the file manager Q-Dir UserName:m_y_pas@ftp.your_ftp_example1.com/dir1/
This goes wonderfully with the help of transfer parameters in XCOPY.EXE. Thats a pretty brisk business. The synchronization of directories with the help
Grouping of file objects is possible according to 32 in Windows 10 or 11 over 300 criteria, but by default only 4 or five are available: Name, Size, Type,
