Over time, I've grown quite reliant on the FTP plug-in to load and save remote files. However, it has a few quite annoying shortcomings, that need fixing. IMO, at least. :)

• Some buttons fall off the dialog box. On some systems I only see two icon buttons, even the "move up one directory" button drops off. On others, I see 3 and a half. I don't know if there are any more.
• The cache seems to be unable to deal with more than one user per server. It's directory structure includes the server name in the path, and it uses it to associate it with an account. But I have several accounts on one server, with different user name and password, and thanks to chroot, they see different file trees. I would suggest changing the directory name from "ftp.server.com" to "user@ftp.server.com", following a convention that many browsers understand, and which seems compatible with Win32's file system.
• Whenever I just downloaded a file, a dialog box pops up asking if I want to download it again! If I download a few files at a time, it asks between individual file downloads. (I think it's must be related to the local file modification date.) Clearly this needs to be suppressed, for this particular case.
• If I open a file from the file cache, for example from the "recent files" list, it asks if I want to download a new copy from the server, and if I say yes, it tries, makes a connection with the server, and next fails with a message "cannot create file", and the path it lists is a local directory, not a file.

I agree. The FTP feature is very critical, bu the third bullet Bart mentions is very annoying...

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