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    net2ftp

    net2ftp

    net2ftp is a web-based FTP client

    net2ftp is a web based FTP client. Use it at http://www.net2ftp.com or install it on your own web server (PHP needed, MySQL optional). Features: browse, copy/move/delete files and directories recursively, upload, download, edit, view code with syntax highlighting, zip and unzip. net2ftp now also supports FTP over SSH.
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    This backs up your PuTTY settings, from the registry, to a local .reg file. You can later run the .reg to import settings to a new computer, or revert your local machine. I use mine with Google Drive, and Windows Task Scheduler. The computer's name, and a timestamp, are stored in the filename, so it's easier to figure out which one you want. Mine stores to Google Drive, so it should be available in case of a catastrophic drive failure.
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