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Back in firefox click on the dropdown and select create account and from the popup window that appears enter your FTP details in the appropiate boxes and press ok.From the window that opens take note of the details shown in image below, these details will be specific to your web space - Note: is what you use if you dont have a domain name.login to your website and select 'Classic FTP Login Details' from the 'Manage Files' popout

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Once you have FireFTP open in firefox you will need your login details. Heres how to get FTP access to your account using Mozilla Firefox.Once the add on has been installed you can access it from the tools drop down.From the pop up window search for FireFTP and when it has loaded in the list click the 'Add to firefox' button.You will also need the Addon FireFTP, If you do not already have this addon then you can get it by clicking on your tools drop down in the main menu and then selecting the Add-ons link.

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Note: Your website status needs to be in 'WIP' (Work in progress) mode. I vilified Mozilla for the decision moving away from XPCOM, but it appears it may have been a good thing.Heres how to get FTP access to your account using Mozilla Firefox. I have to say I am really impressed with FF 57. If you use KDE Dolphin natively supports FTP. I'll keep Firefox pinned at 56 and keep looking. Open the local copy in one tab, FireFTP in another tab and the remote copy in a third tab. Still, I really would like one that integrates with my browser. I've narrowed it down to FileZilla, gftp and jftp. Looks like ClassicFTP isn't available for Linux. My first choice (and one I will be using) is ClassicFTP because of its' simplicity and similarities to FireFTP. Quote from: tbschommer on November 16, 2017, 05:34:55 AM -Maybe the alternatives mentioned on this Mozilla support page can help. I'll probably be porting FireFTP at least to PaleMoon so that the extension survives. The project website also describes BlueGriffon as a next-gen Web and EPUB Editor based on the rendering engine of Firefox with elements inherited from. Hence, motivation for working on it isn't the highest currently. choose (y)our browser(s) firefox 3.5 () - safari - opera - chrome. Mimecuvalo commented on May 9, 2017: 'Development on FireFTP is slowing down since Firefox is dropping support for it in version 57 later in the year. It can be found at the bottom of the page at: The other two have lots of extras that I don't need and thus make them more complicated to use.īelow is a post by Mime Cuvalo, who designed FireFTP, about the 'legacy' of FireFTP.

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I tried using four free alternative FTP clients today: ClassicFTP, WinSCP, Cyberduck, FileZilla. However, since it won't be compatible with Firefox 57 in Nov 2017, what is the best alternative(s)? Maybe the alternatives mentioned on this Mozilla support page can help.

Unfortunately, FireFTP isn't even mentioned. The document provides additional information such as suggestions for replacements. Unfortunately, extensions are NOT listed alphabetically and using 'find' on the page seems to be impossible.ĬTRL-F seems to be working now. Quote from: ternor on November 14, 2017, 04:55:08 PM -There is a spreadsheet listing add-ons and their status with regard to compatibility : firefox-webext-list. Care - Firefox 57 due Monday, may break addons

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