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Once upon a time there was a good ftp program...Cute FTP2. With cute ftp 9 they have made so many useless fancy changes and there are so many errors that you will want to go back to Cute FTP2 (at least i would)..but it is not possible.
This thing is now so heavy that crashes often.
There are many things that do not work properly and i would have send a feedback to the company would that be easier to do.
Was looking for a new ftp client and found cuteftp to have the most interesting features on the market. Installed the Trial and spend about an hour searching for a way to migrate from filezilla to cuteftp with no luck.
As I was eager to buy cuteftp I send the question for the sales department at cuteftp. Guess what - They do not have a tool to migrate from other FTP clients - pfff
and bye bye cuteftp
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