It means that if you encounter any issue with this functionality you won't get assistance from their Users Support.

These web browsers' versions and higher are not supported for FTP anymore:įirefox v.90+ Stopping FTP support in Firefox 90Ĭhrome v.95+ Chrome status : Deprecate FTP support The detailed download progress whereas there's just a vague loading time in a web browser The pausing and resuming of an upload/download

These will give you an upper-hand on much more functionalities like :ĭownload all files of a dataset, matching directories and subdirectoriesĪn on-the-flow control on list of commands sent to the server That is why we highly recommend you to use instead a secured FTP client like : Filezilla, WinSCP and so on.Ĭheck this other article on How to download our data with an FTP client. Therefore from the year 2020, several web browsers have given up FTP Support for these very issues. And thus, it is now subject to great security issues since authentication is not encrypted. Main web browsers starting to deprecate FTP supportįrom the start of the Internet, FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is one of the oldest standard protocol still used to create a bridge between two computers to let them exchange files. This article is organized as follows (5 min read):ĭeprecation of FTP support and our recommendation

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