FTPie Release Notes

Version 2026.7.2

New: Scheduled Transfers

•Run recurring transfers between any two storages - local, FTP/SFTP, NAS, WebDAV or cloud - on a schedule, with no scripts or Task Scheduler
•Set one up from the home screen tile, the main menu, or by right-clicking files or folders and choosing Create scheduled transfer
•Flexible schedules: daily, weekly on chosen days, custom intervals, or a one-off run on a specific date - plus a missed-run policy (run immediately, skip, or ask) for when the PC was off
•Choose what happens to files that already exist at the destination: replace, skip, or transfer only changed files
•Optionally pack each run into a ZIP archive, with password protection
•Per-transfer notifications - in-app toast, email, Telegram, webhook or run a local app - just like backup notifications
•Full management dialog: run now, pause/resume, edit, rename, and a per-run history with sizes, replaced/skipped counts and logs
•A Pro feature - see the Scheduled Transfers feature page for details

•Assemble any ftpie-cli command visually - open it from the main menu: CLI → Command Builder
•Pick a command from a dropdown and fill its arguments with friendly controls - every field shows a hint, so there's no syntax to memorize
•Storage paths use FTPie's item picker: browse to the file or folder and the correct reference is generated for you - no typing account ids or paths
•A live preview shows the exact command as you build it - Copy it for your script, or Run in terminal to try it immediately

•The transfers window now shows a live transfer speed and estimated time remaining
•Readings stay smooth and honest even in the hard cases - hundreds of small files, or large chunked cloud-to-cloud uploads
•The app and the CLI now share one proven speed algorithm, so both always report the same way

•Choose how documents open for editing: sign in to your Google/Microsoft account (no share link is created at all) or use a share link - you're asked on first open and the choice is remembered, changeable any time in Settings → Apps
•Share links FTPie creates for an editing session are now removed automatically when you close the document - documents no longer stay quietly accessible afterwards
•If a document already had a share link you created yourself, FTPie reuses it and leaves it untouched - and duplicate share permissions no longer pile up on frequently edited files
•Sign-in sessions are kept per account, so you log in once and stay signed in the next time you edit
•The document editor gained a browser-style toolbar: a security lock, the current address, refresh, and open-in-external-browser

•Google Drive and Dropbox: right-click any item in the Shared by me folder to stop sharing it
•This revokes the share link and permissions only - the file itself stays exactly where it is

•If FTPie hits a fatal error while starting up, a window now appears where you can review what happened and send us a report - instead of the app silently failing to launch
•Optionally attach the diagnostic log and your email so we can follow up with a fix

•Fixed a bug where FTPie could fail to reopen after being closed - in some cases a leftover background process from the previous session lingered, making a new launch think the app was still running
•FTPie now shuts down and clears these processes correctly, so the app always starts cleanly

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