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At the moment for managing files I need to switch between Double Commander and Filezilla.



Is it possible to use Filezilla not only as FTP client but also as file manager? To use left and right panel to managing local files?






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    What about the other way round, using Double Commander as an FTP client?
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  • @Melebius I don't much like Double Commander. But I like Filezilla.
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At the moment for managing files I need to switch between Double Commander and Filezilla.



Is it possible to use Filezilla not only as FTP client but also as file manager? To use left and right panel to managing local files?






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    What about the other way round, using Double Commander as an FTP client?
    – Melebius
    Nov 15 at 12:25










  • @Melebius I don't much like Double Commander. But I like Filezilla.
    – Eric Korolev
    Nov 15 at 12:35













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At the moment for managing files I need to switch between Double Commander and Filezilla.



Is it possible to use Filezilla not only as FTP client but also as file manager? To use left and right panel to managing local files?






filezilla doublecmd







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At the moment for managing files I need to switch between Double Commander and Filezilla.



Is it possible to use Filezilla not only as FTP client but also as file manager? To use left and right panel to managing local files?






filezilla doublecmd




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    What about the other way round, using Double Commander as an FTP client?
    – Melebius
    Nov 15 at 12:25










  • @Melebius I don't much like Double Commander. But I like Filezilla.
    – Eric Korolev
    Nov 15 at 12:35














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    What about the other way round, using Double Commander as an FTP client?
    – Melebius
    Nov 15 at 12:25










  • @Melebius I don't much like Double Commander. But I like Filezilla.
    – Eric Korolev
    Nov 15 at 12:35








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What about the other way round, using Double Commander as an FTP client?
– Melebius
Nov 15 at 12:25




What about the other way round, using Double Commander as an FTP client?
– Melebius
Nov 15 at 12:25












@Melebius I don't much like Double Commander. But I like Filezilla.
– Eric Korolev
Nov 15 at 12:35




@Melebius I don't much like Double Commander. But I like Filezilla.
– Eric Korolev
Nov 15 at 12:35










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    I don't think it is possible since Filezilla is an FTP/SFTP client and seems to only accept local-remote and remote-local calls






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              I don't think it is possible since Filezilla is an FTP/SFTP client and seems to only accept local-remote and remote-local calls






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