What FTP Client do you use?

I use to use CuteFTP way back, but then changed over to Van Dyke's AbsoluteFTP years ago. I can't recall why we made this change, but it seemed better.

Lately, however, AbsoluteFTP (now called SecureFX) likes to download 0-sized files about once every 3 times on one of our computers. Other programs don't do this and it doesn't happen on any computer.

I used to like how CuteFTP allowed multiple instances at a time (i.e. one for the public folders and one for the admin folders). This made it easy to upload changes made in 2 seperate areas without having to navigate folders.

So, I think we'll change to a new FTP client.

What do you use? What do you like about it? What are it's drawbacks?

Comments
Jeff Houser's Gravatar I've been using WS-FTP Pro for as long as I can remember. It has a 'file explorer' which would allow to keep two directories remote ftp directories open at once. It also has a directory sync (Which is the feature that made me buy it). I think my copy is 5 years old, but I've never had a compelling reason to upgrade.

I just installed Fire FTP, which is a firefox plugin, but haven't had a chance to try it yet. http://fireftp.mozdev.org/
# Posted By Jeff Houser | 9/3/06 9:56 PM
Ken Reiss's Gravatar Cool, Jeff! Thanks! Ken.
# Posted By Ken Reiss | 9/4/06 10:47 PM
airline tickets's Gravatar It has a 'file explorer' which would allow to keep two directories remote ftp directories open at once. It also has a directory sync (Which is the feature that made me buy it). I think my copy is 5 years old, but I've never had a compelling reason to upgrade.
# Posted By airline tickets | 6/8/07 10:15 AM
Luciana's Gravatar I use CoreFTP, it's the perfect tool for my needs. But if you're undecided, try using this comparison matrix to find out what's the perfect tool for you: http://www.iterating.com/productclasses/FTP-Client...
# Posted By Luciana | 8/21/07 6:03 AM