Character encoding of filenames on the server. Refer to FTP Connect Mode.įor FTP connections only. When using the browser connection, transfers block other operations.įor FTP connections only. This must be the document root of the webserver if you want to configure HTTP URLs ( see below) to work.ĭefault location for files downloaded from this server.Ĭhoose to open a new connection for transfers in the transfers window or to use the existing browser connection. The initial working directory when connecting to the server. Choose a client certificate for mutual transport level security (TLS). If the key is password-protected, you are prompted to enter the passphrase to decrypt the key.įor HTTPS connections only. Choose a private key for public key authentication instead of a password. The login credentials from your service provider.įor SFTP connections only.
Make sure no server path is included but only the domain name and instead set any server path in Path. This is not editable if you have chosen a protocol with a predefined, non-configurable hostname. You can also type this name in the bookmark view to select it by name.
Change the protocol in the topmost popup menu.Īny name for the bookmark describing it for easy access using the bookmark filter. Your hosting service provider will let you know what protocol to use. If the server configured is not reachable, an alert icon is displayed next to the URL. A panel where you can edit the bookmark’s properties will appear.
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Select Bookmark → Edit Bookmark (macOS ⌘E Windows Strg+E). This can be a link embedded in a web page or from any text source.
From a Third-Party Application ĭrag an URL from a third-party application to the bookmark table to create a new bookmark. An editor window will open where you can adjust the bookmark properties (i.e. Click the + button in lower left corner to add the server that’s currently connected to this browser window to the Bookmarks. Select Bookmarks → Toggle Bookmarks ( Strg+B).
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