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Portable FileZilla 3.0.11.1 Released

FileZilla is a popular free FTP client, it is one of the must have free software out there. Portable FileZilla is a lite version of the Filezilla to use it from portable devices like USB drives, iPod and others.

This version brings all the features of latest Filezilla 3.0.11.1 with improved installer and better free space calculation. It can be installed in English only version under 3MB.

Download from Portableapps.com

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Comments

  1. Ram says

    @Syahid
    Yes the portable version is really useful

  2. Syahid A says

    An absolute must-have tool for bloggers and webmasters. Even better now that it is portable!

  3. Madhur Kapoor says

    FileZilla is the best FTP client. Portable Version looks nice

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