- FilePhile has been discontinued
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Developer
FilePhile, Vida
FilePhile is like an IM client, except it's for files. It uses an advanced and cryptographically secure protocol that can transfer unlimited files of unlimited size directly between computers, even if one or both users is behind a firewall!
It can also recover from pauses, restarts, crashes, or even changes in external network address. This means that you can start a transfer at home, close your laptop, go to a coffee shop, and when you open your laptop and go online the transfer will simply continue.
The basic FilePhile client is free, and a Pro version is on the
It can also recover from pauses, restarts, crashes, or even changes in external network address. This means that you can start a transfer at home, close your laptop, go to a coffee shop, and when you open your laptop and go online the transfer will simply continue.
The basic FilePhile client is free, and a Pro version is on the
What's New
Version 1.4 features a free automatic relay service that permits the approx. 5% of users whose routers/firewalls will not allow a direct connection to transfer files by bouncing off a FilePhile server. This doesn't impact security or privacy at all, since data is still encrypted by the sender and can be decrypted only by the receiver.
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FilePhile is like an IM client, except it's for files. It uses an advanced and cryptographically secure protocol that can transfer unlimited files of unlimited size directly between computers, even if one or both users is behind a firewall!
It can also recover from pauses, restarts, crashes, or even changes in external network address. This means that you can start a transfer at home, close your laptop, go to a coffee shop, and when you open your laptop and go online the transfer will simply continue.
The basic FilePhile client is free, and a Pro version is on the way. Runs natively on Mac, Windows, and Linux/Unix, meaning that you can use it to transfer files with anyone regardless of what operating system or computer type they are using.
It can also recover from pauses, restarts, crashes, or even changes in external network address. This means that you can start a transfer at home, close your laptop, go to a coffee shop, and when you open your laptop and go online the transfer will simply continue.
The basic FilePhile client is free, and a Pro version is on the way. Runs natively on Mac, Windows, and Linux/Unix, meaning that you can use it to transfer files with anyone regardless of what operating system or computer type they are using.
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davert reviewed on 24 Aug 2011
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Even trying to add a friend's email address simply does nothing.