easyFTPClient

As you can tell by reading its self-explanatory name, easyFTPClient is a piece of software built from the ground up to provide you with all the necessary tools for transferring files to and from FTP servers.

Please note that in order to be able to deploy this utility on your computer, you are required to install Java. Once this is done and you launch the app, you're bound to discover a typical and fairly user-friendly FTP client.

With its oldschool buttons and all-around sharp edges, the app's interface is more reminiscent of older versions of Windows, and it doesn't really please the eye on later iterations of the OS. Nevertheless, since the layout is pretty much the same as most other FTP clients, you should be able to get to grips with the app without much effort.

You'll see the typical 2-panel split main window which facilitates the transfer of files between your computer's HDD and the FTP server, and a run-of-the-mill top toolbar with some of the most useful controls on sight. Files can be moved with the least amount of effort with the help of bulky buttons between the two aforementioned panels.

Right-click one or multiple files and you can open, edit, and rename them, as well as remove them altogether. There's also a LOG tab but, unfortunately, it can't be accessed without sacrificing the app's main functionality. Regarding customization features, well, let's just say that this app is no FileZilla. However, visit the Settings section, and you can tweak various proxy parameters and add various formats to a simple ignore list, change the language, the date/time format, as well as the UI theme.

EasyFTPClient is an application that just about cuts it. By itself, it's not all that bad, but when (and if) you start comparing it with other apps of this sort, you can clearly see the app's functional limitations, not to mention how outdated the UI is.