FileZilla Client is a fast and reliable cross-platform FTP, FTP over SSL/TLS (FTPS) and SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) client with lots of useful features and an intuitive interface. Some of the useful features include drag and drop support, filename filters, network configuration wizard, powerful site manager, transfer queue, and it even supports resume and transfer of files larger than 4GB. When FileZilla v3 was released a built in updater was introduced. This allowed users to update their FileZilla Client faster and easier. Included are options to check for nightly and beta builds of the FileZilla Client.

Changes:

• Connection establishment through SOCKS proxies could fail in some cases
  
• Clearing private data no longer crashes if quickconnect bar is hidden
  
• Handle drag & drop of symlinks
  
• Update remote directory tree if deleting a subdirectory
  
• Fix parsing of HTTP chunk lengths for the update downloader
  
• Reduce memory consumption of remote directory tree
  
• Rewrite the code that added local directories to the queue. New one is faster and avoids some potentially thread-unsafe behaviour of the old code
  
• OS X: Fix help menu duplication on non-English systems
  
• MSW: Reset wxWidgets internal display cache if changing display resolution or layout
  
• MSW: Fixes for silent intaller
  

Download: FileZilla 3.1.5.1

Homepage: FileZilla on SourceForge

Link: Lunarsoft

I like FileZilla -- it's the only FTP client I now use.

Drag and drop file moves seem to work well on a remote Linux server.

I've looked at WinSCP and wondered how it compares to FileZilla.

Can't tell you, I'm afraid. I know of WinSCP but I've never actually used it.

Same here. I've looked at it but never used it.